A double rainbow stretches over the Sanford skyline Saturday following the monsoon. Notice that the outer rainbow is actually a mirror image of the inner one. The colors are transposed.
About Jonathan
Jonathan Owens is the assistant editor of the Sanford Herald, a daily newspaper in the center of North Carolina. A 2003 graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, his bias for all things Carolina blue knows no bounds. He also enjoy long walks on short piers and golf.
Other local blogs
• The Sanford Herald
• Herald Publisher Bill Horner 3
• Radio show The Rant
• Herald Editor Billy Liggett
• Herald Sports Editor Alex Podlogar
• Herald Community Editor Jamie Stamm
• The Herald's Gordon Anderson
• The Herald's Erin Zureick
• Herald Sportswriter Ryan Sarda
• Herald Photographer Ashley Garner
• Herald Staff Writer Faith Swymer
• Herald Intern Cassidy Culbertson
• Herald Advertising Director Josh Smith
• Sanford City Councilman Steve Brewer
My high school journalism teacher Jeffrey Weeks
• Graphic designer Byron Raphael
• Sanford native Jay Riley
• Sanford resident Lindsay Soebbing
• Local Conservative Keith Clark
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Links: Local government
• The City of Sanford, North Carolina
• The Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce
• Lee County Government
• Lee County Schools
Links: Personal favorites
• The Sanford Herald
• Inside Carolina
• Original Owens Pottery
• The Onion
• Front page of nearly every newspaper in U.S.
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anut brenda // August 25, 2009 at 3:36 am |
john kimmie was thinking of you i saw one too i love u
eleni // September 17, 2009 at 2:43 pm |
yea i think that was the most beautiful rainbow i have seen since i was a little girl. i was at kendal when it rained like crazy than out of the blue there was a rainbow that stretched over kendal and as far over as walmart. what a beautiful site