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- Sep 1, 2026
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How to Experience Asheville Like a Local (opens the original)
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When it comes time for a vacation, residents of Charleston (myself included) and residents of Asheville are known to fly by one another going opposite ways on I-26, swapping coast for mountains and mountains for coast. This summer, I wanted to devote more than a quick weekend to exploring the so-called Land of the Sky, so I booked myself a monthlong rental in quirky West Asheville. After a few weeks, I’d settled into a routine—mornings at Rowan, a spacious, airy roastery that serves great coffee
First Look: A Historic Texas Hotel Debuts Its Own Recording Studio (opens the original)
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The newly opened recording studio at the Gunter Hotel. The first place that legendary bluesman Robert Johnson ever recorded music was a hotel room—specifically suite 414—at San Antonio’s Gunter Hotel. The three-day session would canonize sixteen songs, including “Sweet Home Chicago,” “Rambling on My Mind,” and “Cross Road Blues.” It would also cement the Gunter’s reputation as a hub for music—one that just got a little more official with the opening of an on-site recording studio. The hotel’s hi
This Floating Duck Camp Can Be Yours for $5.5 Million (opens the original)
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During duck season, the lodge is towed into the marshes of Louisiana. The South has no shortage of fine hunting lodges. But how many of them float? Over a decade ago, architect Tom Adams of Birmingham, Alabama, and his partner, Adam Gerndt, designed a luxury camp to do just that for owner Tony Nelson. The 155-foot-long, 4,600-square-foot lodge sits atop two independent spud barges and sleeps a whopping twenty-two people. And now, it’s on the market for $5.5 million. “I’m used to seeing the best
This Stunning Sewanee Home Is Almost as Spirited as Its Owner (opens the original)
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I don’t know Maryetta Anschutz, but I call her out of the blue to tell her I’ve been assigned to write a story about her and the house she restored in Sewanee, Tennessee, a sleepy university town atop the Cumberland Plateau. Within three minutes, it’s decided that there’ll be no need for me to book the fancy campus hotel, because why wouldn’t I just stay with her? A minute more, and we conclude that it would only be appropriate to throw a little party while I’m there. A week later I drive up to
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