Admittedly, the title is rather tongue in cheek… But it’s been a while since I posted a good thorough photoblogging post. These photos were all taken on a two-day work trip down to Manteo. Prints anyone?
Overpass on 64 East. Early Morning
Light filtering in through a window in a hundred year old house, onto Carolina grown Southern Yellow Pine floors.
Davenport guest cottage. Early morning.
Picket detailing by David Davenport.
Shutterdog detail on the guest house.
Ticket booth for an old farmhouse turned museum that we designed. All detailing and construction methods are authentic and historically accurate.
Interior framing and bracing. Like older structures on the island, this building is naturally ventilated, with no insulation or drywall.
Drainage ditch off highway 64. Facing east in the midmorning.
No trespassing sign on an old barn off 64, about a half hour from Creswell, North Carolina.
Vernacular architecture. The simplest of roof forms, honest, and clean.
Interior framing to the old barn.
Back home after a long couple days. Itchy and taking a load off.