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11/16/2011
Makes me cry its so beautiful! Was in Raleigh, Durham, Tarboro a week ago and cried when I had to leave. Couldn’t believe the miles of trees I encountered. Sure beats the AZ desert. Can’t wait to move. Thanks for sharing your beautiful photo, you made me wistful :)
11/17/2011
Beautiful! I want this on a postcard! :)
11/17/2011
Where is that???
11/17/2011
That’s the house on East Martin Street that’s got the whole block to itself, between East Street and Bloodworth, photographed from the latter. Gorgeous!