I just recently stumbled on this image while working on some images. Sometimes it’s nice to look at older work and find little treasures that have been forgotten!

Strange, since traditional golf is about the most boring sport I can imagine, but Disc Golf is really intriguing, maybe because it is played in a more natural environment instead of a manufactured course.

In case you don’t know – Disc Golf is very similar to the old fashioned golf, with the difference that you have to throw small frisbees (…which is a trademarked term BTW) into metal baskets like the one pictured below.

Since it was off-season it was inexpensive to stay in Motels, and I didn’t have to battle any crowds. Of course there was also a downside, mostly the somewhat cold and rainy weather. Great trip nevertheless.

The following is an image of Mabry Mill, and old water mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia, just north of the border to North Carolina:

Now I know why the area is so popular for motorcyclists, the approaching Fall Colors were really beautiful.

The picture below is a rare self-portrait of myself, my reflection in the headlight of my motorcycle.

One of the nice places to go for dinner was the Marketplace, and old fashioned diner. What I found to be interesting was the constellation of ventilators at the ceiling: They were arranged horizontally, in one long row. I just had never seen this before…

My friend has a sailing boat near Oriental, NC, which fortunately was not significantly damaged by Hurricane Irene – the Hurrican that had swept through that area just one week earlier.

The image accepted is my black and white image of the Slick Rock Falls in the Pisgah National Forest in western North Carolina, and is currently on display in the Louise Jones Brown Gallery at Bryan University Center. If you get a chance – drop by and take a look!