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Secret Gardens of Charleston: Hidden Hues and Southern Blooms

Nestled along the southeastern coast of South Carolina, Charleston is a city brimming with Southern charm, vibrant culture, and historic significance. From its pastel-hued historic houses to its cobblestone streets lined with picturesque oak trees, every corner of Charleston exudes beauty and elegance. But perhaps one of the city’s best-kept secrets lies within its hidden gardens, where a riot of color and fragrance awaits.

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Feathers & Whiskey Podcast: Episode One

Get to know the heart behind the feathers. In our debut podcast episode, host Gunner Hall sits down with founders Mike Maynor and Robbie Perdue to talk about the journey of Feathers & Whiskey—from outdoor roots to magazine pages, and the adventures still to come.

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The Great Gatsby Turns 100: A Century of Dreams, Decay, and Dazzle

One hundred years after its publication, The Great Gatsby still captures the heart of the American dream—shimmering with hope, haunted by illusion, and more relevant than ever. As we raise a glass to Gatsby’s centennial, we find ourselves staring at the same green light, wondering if the dream is still within reach.

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The History of Pineywoods Cattle – A Southern Heritage Alive and Mooing

Deep in the labyrinth of time, tucked beautifully within the annals of the southern United States, lurks a tale of heritage, endurance, and tenacity intertwined into the existence of an animal species that has, for centuries, been the lifeblood of several southern states. This fantastic narrative underscores the history of Pineywoods Cattle, a breed as mysterious as it is fascinating.

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Why Mosquitoes Suck

Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying—they’re relentless, disease-spreading bloodsuckers that have plagued humans for centuries. From itchy bites to deadly viruses, these tiny pests have earned their reputation. In this post, we break down why mosquitoes literally suck and how you can fight back.

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 The story of Nashville hot chicken

As my mouth burns and eyes water, and as I reach desperately for the last remains of a white bread and pickle slice, I feel compelled to recount the story of how Nashville came to be synonymous with hot chicken.

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Legends of Southern Poetry

Explore the soul of the South through its iconic poets, whose words capture the charm, history, and spirit of a region where magnolias bloom and stories come alive.

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Thoughts of Hunting at the Temple Site

It is midday, and the heat is sweltering, yet there is a certain comfort in meeting it. I am the sole visitor here today, the only person, save for the security guard posted at the front gates, to experience this ancient place in the stillness of the hour. The marshlands of south-eastern Attica stretch around the site,…

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