Spent most of the last day of 2007 outdoors.
The much-needed rain had the Haw running high through some bottomland just downstream from the Haw River State Park.
This abandoned farmhouse is near the Haw in Rockingham County.
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I have seen several Haw River cabins and farm houses with this type of outdoor fireplace added to the main chimney.
If Bluegreen's contract/option with the three property owners has expired then we can look forward in 2008 to the property owners and NCDENR reaching a fair agreement so that the Haw River State Park can expand and also protect this important section of the Haw River.
see http://citizensforhawriversp.blogspot.com/
Posted by: John D. Young | Jan 01, 2008 at 11:15 AM