7/10/11

A Family Tradition

Today me and my son headed up to a section of water located in NW North Carolina we never fished before. We got there and the water was murky brown and had recently been blown out, but who cares.. I had my son with me! We have traveled many miles and stomped in many a stream together to the point, catching fish is secondary and fellowship is primary. We decided to call it an early day due to water conditions and head to Todd NC to have lunch. We had a blast just kicking back sharing memories and dreams of the next great stream and chatting with the store keeper. Todd is one of those town that is 100% Americana and proud of it, actually I am too! Took a few shots so you guys could come along with us... Cheers, John & Aron.






The Virginia Creeper.. I remember as a kid the engineers would toss out candy to us.




This Pig is a local pet at the Flyshop, yup.. it runs around just like a dog!






Being a Vet, seeing a town display the colors all year is touching.











This road bed was once the railbed for the locally famous Virginia Creeper shown above










8 comments:

  1. A splendid photo journey. I enjoyed it truly.

    Thanks

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  2. Very nice post. Looks like a great way to spend a day.

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  3. Really nicely done...Great photos, great post!

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  4. Thanks everyone! Really nice to document my journey and have such fine folk stopping in. going to be 102 tomorrow, looks like inside gear maintenance for a while..lol

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  5. Looks like an awesome trip...especially when family is included. I love the barn one...that pop of color just wants to make you smile.

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  6. I love those mountain towns of NC & SC. Some great looking pics of what looks like a great trip with good company. Great!

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  7. Lb.. I recognized the same when it caught my attention driving by, jumps out at you. Leasa described that as a quilt. Apparently it has something to do with a quilt tour? I.. Eh, dunno.. Lol.

    AYOTF, Great to see you and thanks for stopping by! These trips build memories that are passed down and yes I agree, the love of the little things towns.

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