As I left the downtown area, I stopped to look at some construction that is going on. After watching the tractors for a while, I walked back to the car and saw this nice view of Winston-Salem. The center building is the R.J. Reynolds office building. It is an art deco building. I entered the building one time a few years ago when I was walking around the downtown area. I was drawn to the beauty of the outside of the building and the details it carries. I was intrigued to see the inside. The interior of the building is very beautiful! Unfortunately, R.J. Reynolds does not allow visitors and I was quickly, but politely, shown the door as I had no business to conduct there. I would LOVE to tour this building just to see the architectural beauty that lies within! The lobby is totally art deco that seems locked in time. I’d love to photograph the inside!
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Looks like some bored teenager from 1840ish defacing property, aye? HA! Some things just don’t change to much.
I took this shot of the old draw bridge on the Cape Fear River in Wilmington, NC enjoying our dinner cruise on the Henrietta III as part of our Our State magazine’s Civil War Weekend.
He’s so adorable!!!!!!
These smell amazing! I wish computers had smell-a-vision……maybe in a few years?
The Bugster!
The cat that melted many hearts! She is an awesome cat with double paws and the most pleasant personalities found in a kitty kat.
Here is Howard. One very cool duck!
R.I.P. Howard.
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This photo is actually just one bee. It is a composite photo utilizing three photos put together. I like the effect!