Jenni Farrow

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Kenley Riley, 2, would probably tell you her favorite part of Kidsfest Saturday afternoon, was the rain puddles. The sport of recreational puddle jumping was a new freedom for Kenley after getting a new rain slicker and boots. (Jenni Farrow)
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Kenley Riley, 2, would probably tell you her favorite part of Kidsfest Saturday afternoon, was the rain puddles. The sport of recreational puddle jumping was a new freedom for Kenley after getting a new rain slicker and boots. (Jenni Farrow)

  • A smoke 'twister' spins up from a fire line on a control burn of a cut wheat field along Speight Seed Farm Rd, near Folines Rd, Tuesday afternoon. The 'twister' effect is caused when the hot air from the fire line expands and rises up, with no where to expand on the two sides where the fire runs, it moves to the cooler air before and behind it causing it to fold around itself and spins it like a top. This one only lasted a few moments, but was a fantastic site. (Jenni Farrow)
  • Smoke from a control burn billows across Speight Seed Farm Road near the Arthur-Winterville border Tuesday afternoon. The cut wheat field burned out in a matter of minutes. (Jenni Farrow)
  • A control burn fire swept through a cut wheat field Tuesday afternoon along Speight Seed Farm Road in a matter of minutes, demonstrating the quickness and ferocity of a fire in dry conditions. (Jenni Farrow)
  • Celebration all around as Karen Sealock reels in a 550lbs blue marlin, the first catch of the day off the Qualifier June 24, 2008. Mate Chris Kubik pulls in the catch as it breeches. (Jenni Farrow/TheDailyReflector_Greenville)
  • A blue marlin, estimated at around 550lbs., is reeled in by Karen Sealock of Nags Head Tuesday, June 24th, on the Qualifier out of Oregon Inlet.
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  • After watching out the door for a delayed flight, finally, Pete and Wendy Anzulowiez hold their daughter Cyndi Holuta in the Pitt-Greenville Airport Friday evening. (jenni Farrow)
  • Deontre Robinson, 12, Brandon Shivers, 13, and Adam Chahid, 12, walk the estimated 1 mile of prayer labrynth following it's dedication Thursday evening. The boys are three of the many prayer labrynth constructors participating in Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church in Greenville. (Jenni Farrow)
  • Ann Baker mans the A & B Enterprises concession trailor Thursday night at the Winterville Watermelon Festival she owns along with her husband Bobby.
  • William Snowden 6 smiles at his parents after receiving a blue ribbon Monday night at the Pitt County Fair for his rooster 'Charles'. "I have to tell you, I love my chicken. I'm glad I showed him" said Snowden who participated with his sister Heather 7. <br /> (Jenni Farrow)
  • Kenley Riley, 2, would probably tell you her favorite part of Kidsfest Saturday afternoon, was the rain puddles. The sport of recreational puddle jumping was a new freedom for Kenley after getting a new rain slicker and boots. (Jenni Farrow)
  • Boomer runs and plays with his other dog buddies at the Elmhurst Elementary field Tuesday afternoon.

  • Greg Eans

    on September 2, 2010

    You should try to sell this one to a stock agancy

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