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As we all go on and on and on about mostly trivial differences between our two metros. We should all remember what make any place truly great. It's people.
I actually have been on this farm and briefly met Mr Brown. When he first purchased his farm and was doing renovations. I had no idea what he was planning. I'm glad to have met someone who's doing great things for North Carolina.
Here is a picture I took today at Matthew Habitat work site. You will find good people every where.
This is house 103 for Matthew Habitat for Humanity. There was a man and his wife there today form the Congo putting there hours in so can get a Habitat house.
I've heard only good things about the Angus Barn. Well with the exception of the price. I think I'm probably the only Raleigh native left who has never been there. I'm saving it for a special occasion. Like winning the lotto or something.
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