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D-Plane Fit Hay Street · Fayetteville

After the photo

What people actually said about the window

These are notes we were allowed to keep. They are not a testimonial mill. If a sentence here sounds like advertising copy, it did not come off this chalkboard.

“Cole drew the face as a wall I had been ignoring. The path I was proud of was the second wall. Together they made a room I did not want to live in. Changing loft was furniture. I finally understood the order.”

Hank T. · Cape Fear amateur

“Saturday half-day after a windy week on post. Sol wrote ‘windy golfer, still room’ on the margin. That sentence saved me from buying a shaft that only worked indoors.”

Capt. DeShawn P. · Fort Bragg

“July dew. My Colorado fade would not fall. They put dew point on the sheet like a survey mark. I stopped mailing shafts back to the mountains.”

Lila M. · Haymount

“Ellis made me hit the 5-wood off straw behind the building. The mat window was a lie. I would have bought the wrong sole.”

Maeve O. · Southern Pines visitor

“Iron lattice showed my 5-iron living in a different room from the 8. Nobody had drawn the wall as a wall. They circled it in brass on the photo. I still have the photo.”

Dr. Arun K. · Fayetteville

“Putter start was a tiny D-plane. I thought that was cute until the ball stopped leaving left of the painted line. Short rooms still have walls.”

Tansy’s neighbor · downtown

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