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The vegetable gardens of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello

Monticello Vegetable Gardens Please enjoy my slideshow from the vegetable gardens at Monticello. View more...
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The Sunshine Lavender Farm

I have a special podcast for you today from my recent trip to the Sunshine Lavender Farm near Hillsborough, North...
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Ninja bovines are the next intelligent species

On 2/16/09, the Czech’s came to Lexington North Carolina and were impressed with the courthouse and the pigs so says the manager of that fine...
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Healthy, delicious, plump, and firm is it possible?

Healthy, Delicious, Plump, and Firm is it possible? The best website on the net has to come from the Sunburst Trout folks in Canton, North...
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The elephant rat bunny baby

You ever see a baby you didn’t like? I suppose I have seen a baby or two that only a mother could love and this is one of them. It looks like an...
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The Easter bunny prefers Carolina blue

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Did you know that the Easter bunny is a Carolina fan? There are other bunnies that root for the Spartans, but the no. 1 bunny is a Tarheel fan. I...
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The innocent days of leaving your doors unlocked

Long about 1966, a news report came on our car radio. A 93-year-old woman was raped and died due to the trauma. I was 8 years old and riding along...
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The Mast Farm more remarkable today than in the 1700s.

The Mast Farm Inn and the The Mast Farm Inn School of Cooking are owned and operated by two sisters and their families. There are numerous buildings...
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Would you bend your fork for $980.00

On a lazy afternoon fishing on his father’s farmland, Conrad Reed would discover gold. It was 1799 and gold...
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Snow makes you crave bread and milk

Snow is coming, maybe, perhaps, probably not, or maybe whole heaps. The South is so unpredictable. I’ve been...
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