Sunday, September 9, 2012

end-of-summer visitors

A cool front blew in last night, dropping temperatures into the fifties. I checked the extended forecast, and it may be here to stay... at least for awhile. With fall approaching, I downloaded pictures from the rest of summer.
 Looking Glass Falls
 Black Balsam Knob
 downtown Greenville, SC
 John's Rock
(Liz or Shawn: Do you recognize the game?)

I can tell that I now live somewhere people want to visit. Brevard is a beautiful, friendly town. I'm learning the west side of Broad St. by running in the evenings with Matt and/or Uwharrie. Every Saturday morning, I put out laundry and make the circuit to the bakery and farmers' market. One morning, I ran into Kate there (both opted out of the waterfall run in Dupont), and I could invite her over to our place and catch up. Terry and Nicole Foxworth are also close by. Making friends in Brevard might take time, but I'm happy to be here.
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