StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Earl Waller works on tying a perfect knot for one of his flies just prior to doing a little fly fishing near the Wilbur dam.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders With her owner Earl Waller working on tying a perfect knot for his fly fishing, Buffy stands guard in the drivers seat to make sure no one sneaks up on him.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Scott Treadway uses a reciprocating saw to power his way through a deck demolition in the backyard of a friends home.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders After Scott Treadway (standing) has used a reciprocating saw to cut up pieces of a deck being demolished in the backyard of a friend, Richard Maraha rips up the cut planks the old fashioned way, with his bare hands and a little brute force.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Brylen Woodby, son of Elizabethton assistant football coach Jacob Woodby, gets in a few reps on the sidelines at a recent Cyclone JV game during the half.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Members of the five and six-year-old Elizabethton “Mighty Midgets” Cyclones work on a defensive drill that teaches them how to wrap up and tackling for their upcoming season opener.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Hadley Reed, a member of the five and six year old Elizabethton “Mighty Midgets” Cyclones, works on a defensive drill that’s called “Shock and Drive”. It teaches him how to drive through a blocker, wrap up and tackling a runner in the backfield at a recent practice in the park in front of Immanuel Baptist Church.

StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders You know it’s always great to put a name with a face or a face with a name. For the past 16 months or so this guy, me, Larry Souders, has been approaching people all around Carter County asking you to pose, smile, or ignore him as he takes your photo for his weekly series called Out-N-About, and most all of you have complied. I’m also the guy you’ve seen on the sidelines capturing your student-athletes making those amazing plays for more than 15 years now. I just wanted to for once turn the camera on myself, a selfie if you will, and say “Thank you for letting me be a part of your world” and to remind you to smile when you see me because I’ll be seeing you around, out and about.