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“We might think we are nurturing our garden, but of course it’s our garden that is really nurturing us.” Jenny Uglow, British author

Water Babies Photographs by Lynn Donovan The French Impressionist giant Claude Monet spent the final 30 years of his life attempting to capture the perfection of water lilies in his summer garden [...]

One Man’s Trash and Another Man’s Treasure Preservation, civic duty and the original Guilford County Courthouse By Peter Freeman Photographs by Amy Freeman   “Why do you have that ugly thing [...]

Browser’s Delight Three Triad shops offer one-of-a-kind finds By Nancy Oakley   Elizabeth’s at Hanes Park, 851 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem; (336) 723-2009 or  [...]

A Tale of Two Clubs Spiritual cousins from the Golden Age of American Golf, Winston-Salem’s Old Town and the Roaring Gap Club share more than sporting DNA By Lee Pace From the third hole of R.J. [...]

Red, White and Blueberries Look no farther than Gibsonville to find your Blueberry Thrill By Annie Ferguson Photographs by Amy Freeman   My children think frozen blueberries are dessert. [...]

A Moveable Feast A late summer afternoon, a slight breeze, a golden cast to an expanse of grass where kids toss a Frisbee, dogs squirm contentedly on their backs, and where a red-checked [...]

The Art and Magic of Living A storied High Point home enters its third act By Nancy Oakley   •   Photographs by John Gessner   In 2013, after they had been house hunting for two years, [...]