North Carolina
Folder: USA
A couple of visits to the swampy lowlands of North Carolina to visit ScribeGirl. On our various photo rambles, we visited the shore, saw lots of rural decay, and took in sites historic and folkloric.
Journey to the Swamp
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Dramatic skies over the airport in Atlanta on my way to North Carolina. This looks cool Large On Black
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Ferry to Mumfest
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Annual festive autumn event in New Bern, North Carolina. The bridge was out, so this was the best way to get from ScribeGirl's house in the swamp to Mumfest in the town.
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Formal
Mums
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Not a great photo, but I do like the fly and the bee. Mumfest at Latham Garden, Tryon Palace.
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Symmetry
Fruitbowl
Allée
Giant Ice Cream Dance
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Street of Mumfest food vendors. I reckon the hand gestures must be some sort of southern ritual that is unknown to us in the north.
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Shriner
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Statue, Sudan Shriner. Don't ask me what a Sudan Shriner is -- they're as much a mystery to me as the Masons are.
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Mary's Tomb in the Pumpkin Patch
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Churchyard, Christ Episcopal Church, Pollock Street.
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Tomb of Turban Squash
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Churchyard, Christ Episcopal Church, Pollock Street.
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Parish History
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Christ Episcopal Church, Pollock Street, founded in 1715. The current building dates from 1875.
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Swaying Spanish Moss
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Churchyard, Christ Episcopal Church, Pollock Street.
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Birthplace of Pepsi Cola
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Caleb Bradham, whose pharmacy was on this spot, concocted "Brad's Drink" -- made of carbonated water, sugar, vanilla, rare oils, pepsin and cola nuts -- in the pharmacy's soda fountain in 1893. It was trademarked as Pepsi Cola (on account of the pepsin and cola nuts in the formula) in 1898.
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Episcopal Pumpkin Patch
Baxter's
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Jewelry store, established in 1892, went out of business in 2007. The Seth Thomas clock was erected 1920.
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Mumfest Banners
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Annual festive autumn event in New Bern, North Carolina.
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Gatepost
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Christ Episcopal Church, Pollock Street. More of that Spanish moss hanging in the trees.
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