Photography
Biltmore House
The largest private home ever constructed, the Biltmore House in Asheville, NC. It’s a nice place to visit. I’ve cycled and kayaked on the estate. Good times.
Should Have Saeved This for Window Friday
Thankfully, the back roads still have a plentiful supply of old farm houses to provide for my photographic needs.

Manhattan Graffiti
Street photographer, Jay Maisel, owned the famous 190 Bowery building, a six-story, 72-room building in Manhattan to which the sticker was affixed. He lived and worked there for several decades before selling it in 2015.

Shenandoah National Park
My journal prompt today was to find my favorite photo of myself. This is a picture my wife took of me on our honeymoon.
The Pier at Avon on NC's Outer Banks
My daughter got married about 100 yards down the beach from this pier on the weekend before Memorial Day in 2006..
Birds of Asia
The Scarlet-faced Liocichla, native to Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and southern China. #Birds

Farm House on River Road
An abandoned tenant house on the Hubbard farm in rural Cumberland County, NC
Window to the Past
Window to the past. Think of the conversations held around that table. McDougald Road, Mamers, NC
Black and White Diner
Not your average taco place, is it? One of their specialties is bulgogi with kimci.
<img src=“https://amerpie.lol/uploads/2025/day-one2025-03-11-at-04.10.38.jpeg" width=“600” height=“399” alt=“A black and white image of a retro diner interior featuring a long counter with several swivel bar stools. The counter area is attended by three staff members working in the kitchen. The ceiling has pendant lights and ceiling fans. On the left, there are several round tables with chairs. A large sign above the counter reads “Off the Hook Taco Emporium.” The overall atmosphere is vintage and cozy.">
SW Virginia Before the Hurricane
From The Virgina Creeper Trail, Mount Rogers National Recreation Area prior to Hurricane Helene. It looks much different now.

Glorious Moment
White Mountains Sunset from Lake in the Clouds Hut, near Mt. Washington, NH on the Appalachian Trail
