Lens on Horse Country
Elma Garcia is an equestrienne (and filmmaker) who recently resettled in Mill Spring. Her farm is just a horseshoe toss away from the world-class…
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The River Less Run
By: Kay West The Session, a well-traveled blue kayak, leans against a wall in the open office where Shane Benedict, co-founder of Liquidlogic, spends…
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An Ice Bath a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Twenty-nine-year-old Benjamin Pelton, full-time fitness guru and part-time Wim Hof Academy instructor, has lived in Florida his entire life. After studying Philosophy at Florida…
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No Shame in That Shadow
In February 2018, Chimney Rock Park’s resident groundhog Greta predicted that six more weeks of winter lay ahead and that the New England Patriots…
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In with a Gallop, out with a Chirp
The 10-day FEI World Equestrian Games came to Tryon late this summer trailing a year-long buildup of fanfare and featuring much of-the-moment drama, thanks…
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Reaching for the Sky (with the Help of the Wind)
Most 27-year-olds cannot say they take themselves flying thousands of feet into the air on a daily basis. But for Mark Huneycutt, it’s a…
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Any Fin is Possible
Brevard resident Zoë Mihalas is only 16, but she’s already made her dreams of conservation and community outreach a daily habit. Mihalas puts a…
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Here’s the Buzz
Beekeeping is usually depicted as a summertime commitment, but the art of apiculture requires work in all seasons. After winter hibernation, beekeepers carefully maintain…
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Naming the Things That Go Bump
Ryan Lubbers, a naturalist for Chimney Rock State Park and longtime nature educator, loves the surprises night hikes hold. This month, Lubbers will lead…
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Fruit of the Future
“I just slice them in half. And it’s kind of like they grow in their own little cup and all you need is…
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