North Carolina: Yours, Mine, Ours

I think you should try to cover every square inch of this magnificent state! Being that would probably be impossible..I would go off the beaten path..to towns and crossroad communities (at least the ones that haven't got asphalted over...) that no one every does stories on. This my sound far fetched, but at least one place for every county. Each section of this state has its on rich history and southern dialect, but we all have the God-given gift to be called North Carolinians. I think a big section of this documentary should focus on our state's rich agricultural past as well as were we are today in that area. Remember, when you want the best, its Got to be NC Agriculture!

Hello Bill. I am glad we still have some NATIVE North Carolinians out there who are as estatic about where they were born and raised as I am. And I love Lorica! Here are some ideas for slogans: "A Journey through Paradise...North Carolina" "North Carolina; Beauty behind every face" "A Southern Slice of Paradise; North Carolina" "From Moon Pies to High Rises, A Stroll through North Carolina"

Here's the slogan: Treasure Found! North Carolina's people and places!

Still working on the slogan, but while travelling, don't forget to see some of the new potters who moved to the Seagrove area. I know the area has a long tradition with many familial lines, but new potters have moved there bringing their considerable talents to an area already brimming full. Tom Gray is one of them. And then when you are in the piedmont, or the center of our great state, don't forget the oldest two year college in the southeast, Louisburg College. Franklin county has several other sites of interest, such as Laurel Mill (which by some miracle is still standing), and Perry's Mill Pond (which had to be restored). Cascine Plantation is a fascinating site as well, but not generally open to visitors, it is still a privately owned plantation, complete with the original home. North Carolina is a beautiful and diverse wonderland of natural and historic treasures.

North Carolina - Its Beauty Surrounds You NC - Stop, Look & Listen to Its Beauty

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"Why I like Calling North Carolina Home"

The mountains, caverns, lakes (I especially like Lake Waccamaw). The piedmont has some really scenic back roads and farms. There is so much to see in NC it would take a lifetime to see it all! Outer Banks, the sounds, .........

North Carolina, Cornucopia of Beauty and Culture

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