March 21st, 2008
In addition to showing off the gardens in the region, historic homes also open their doors to the public as well. For some homes, it’s the only time they are accessible to the crowds. If you happen to be an architecture buff, history buff, antique buff, or just like to look inside homes - you […]
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February 16th, 2008
People come from around the world to Natchez, Mississippi, during the annual Spring Pilgrimage. Scheduled for March 8 - April 12, over twenty antebellum homes, many private residences, are open to the public for tours. Not only do you have the opportunity to learn about home itself, but about the residents and their interesting stories, […]
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January 24th, 2008
If you happen to be in Baltimore, Md., January 28 - February 3, be sure to pack a fork because it’s restaurant week. Get ready to sample some of the best food that the city has to offer.
This Saturday, January 26, is the 11th Annual Kumquat Festival in Dade City, Fla. This event includes a […]
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September 3rd, 2007
There is just something haunting about trees draped in Spanish Moss!! Apparently the road leads to the ruins of an old plantation. Now that’s what I want my driveway to look like leading up my house. It looks as if I’m going to have to move!
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Tags: georgia, southern-byways, spanish-moss, Wormsloe-Road
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July 12th, 2007
I can’t stress enough the need for entertainment on the way down… for me at least. As you have probably guessed, I hate this part of the vacation, while everyone else in the family likes it?? What is there to like about sitting in a car for two days?? So, when we head […]
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December 13th, 2006
Location: Louisiana
Must Sample: The Sunday Brunch
Details… “On a ridge overlooking the Bogue Falaya River, nestled among the Magnolia, Cypress, Pine and Pear trees is Covington’s newest dining secret… Annedeles Plantation.”
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Tags: Lousiana, plantations, Restaurants, southern-byways
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December 8th, 2006
This is Christmas in Georgia at it’s best. And apparently a lot of people know about it because it’s already sold out for this year. But check it out anyway and when you see just how gorgeous it is, you can make your reservations early for next year. And remember, the tour only lasts for […]
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November 11th, 2006
Location: Charleston, South Carolina
Tags: Boone-Hall, plantations, South-Carolina
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October 12th, 2006
Travel back in time to experence what life was like in 19th century Kentucky. The Farminton Historic House sits on 18 acres showcasing its own apple orchard, period gardens, a carriage house and much more. Take the time to marvel in the quality and passion that was put into designing and building this house.
Farmington […]
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July 16th, 2006
“Amelia Island Plantation – A History in Harmony With Nature
Nature embodies all that is Amelia Island Plantation. Nestled among centuries-old Live Oaks, the majestic maritime forest, tranquil salt marshes and the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean; our resort community exemplifies environmental sensitivity and the luxury of a leisure lifestyle.
Meticulously preserved since 1971, Amelia Island […]
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