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Greenville, South Carolina
It was a tasting, so there was an arc of wines around me and the 35 or so other sippers and swirlers, each glass with a small pour of French red. The setting was Greenville’s 118-year-old brick “Trolley Barn”


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	Passport to Bourbon Country Lexington, Kentucky With that first sip, I couldn’t wait to begin our “spirited” quest—a tour of eight distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
	Refresher Course Nantahala Gorge, NC A Smoky Mountain family adventure redefines R&R
	Glories, Old & New Beaufort and St. Helena Island In a white, one-room building on St. Helena Island, Joseph “Rev.” Bryant started singing “Oh Lord, come by here.”
	From Field to Fork Asheville, North Carolina Surrounded by small growers and producers, Asheville, North Carolina, may be the Southeast’s most energized farm-to-table community.
	Destination: Summer Escapes Desperately wanting to get out of Dodge this summer—even if for a long weekend—but wallet worries bogging you down?
	Tales from the Road Mojave to Mexico Reflections on a journey to discover the character of a country
	Risky Business South Africa, Sans Visa, Cairo, Vietnam, & Peru With the same gusto harnessed for the start of the Living on the Edge series in August 2007—for which I flung myself out of a plane with a stranger strapped to my back—I blew out of Charleston in March 2008 on a yearlong circumnavigation of the globe.
	Natural Wonders Cashiers, North Carolina Kayren Hinkle rode just ahead, using his long riding crop to point out each gem in the forest: delicate, half-hidden plants with names like rat’s vein and turkey brush; the simple gravestone of a pioneer killed long ago by a mountain lion
	Asheville If ever there is a time to discover the heartbeat of Asheville, then a Friday evening in late spring generally reveals the city at its truest—folks emerging out of sleepy social hibernation, ready to
	Mastering the Masters Augusta, Georgia The sport of golf is steeped in tradition. Collars are worn. Divots are replaced. Decorum is maintained. And every April, a select few travel to Augusta, Georgia, to witness golf’s most prized tradition: the Masters.
	Savannah Seated for tea at the Gryphon Tea Room, two women spoke softly and sipped slowly, but they were immensely noticeable.
	Up the Creek Murrells Inlet On a bright, windy morning, 70-year-old An Mathis Springs was going crabbing. She pulled on her rubber boots, coat, and hat and walked down to the dock on the creek toward her dinged-up aluminum boat.
	Faulkner's Mississippi Oxford, Mississippi Walking up the alley of cedars on a chilly morning in Oxford, Mississippi, there’s the feeling that you’ve arrived at one of those heady places
	Callaway Gardens near Atlanta Forests and finery are rarely paired together, and few associate opulence with the great outdoors.
	Miami’s South Beach When a Lamborghini zips by, you feel it. There’s a low rumble reverberating through the pavement. With the Porsche Boxster cruising along three cars back, not so much.
	Augusta, GA We grew up with the world stopping in Augusta the week of Masters.


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