Lime Bikes

Lime Bikes have even hit quaint little White Street in Wake Forest.  

Benches

Shopping becomes bearable if you can find a bench.  This one sat outside a clothing store on White street in Wake forest.

This one welcomes shoppers at the state Farmer's Market.

This one is not so welcoming.  I wouldn't spend much time here.

Sunbeam Bench

This bench sits outside the hardware store on White Street in Wake Forest.  Someone is always hanging out around there.  It seems like an old time gathering place.

Popsicle anyone?

Looks like it was melting, but it was about 30 degrees when I took this picture.  This sculpture sits next to a parking lot on White Street in Wake Forest.

Little Blue Truck

This truck was sitting outside a shop on White Street in Wake Forest.  It was giving a ride to a few of the goat  herd.

  The rooster was keeping guard on them all.

Wake Forest Murals

White Street in Wake Forest is a quaint old fashioned downtown in a city that is growing without limits. These murals on the walls of two of the buildings represent the history of the town.  On White Street they've preserved the old style even with condos and housing developments springing up elsewhere in the city.

The train still runs right through the center of town.

Big Belly

It seems that anything can go solar.  This is Big Belly, a solar trash compactor.  And why not!

Blowing in the wind

On a cold windy day, the Sweeties Candy Shop had their bubble machine going.  We followed the bubbles to the shop on White Street.  Laurence Welk would have been proud.

The Cotton Company, Wake Forest, NC

This is the window in the door of The Cotton Company, White Street, Wake Forest, NC.  Inside it's a marketplace for small independent craftspeople.  It's like going to a craft fair without the crowd.

White Street, Wake Forest

White Street in Wake Forest is a little bit of small town on the way to being gentrified.  It has antique stores, hot dog/hamburger joints, a hardware store, general store, and my favorite independent bookstore: Page 158 Books.