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I've always loved the drive from Sewanee into the valley of Cowan and on to our grocery destination in Winchester, Tennessee. A few... -
On Sundays, following chapel services at St. Mary’s, we sit at long tables in the refectory, enjoying the view of the Cumberland Valley thro... -
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As we drove along Main Street for the first time after returning to New Iberia, and I saw the columns of The Shadows on the Teche, a Nationa... -
Yesterday afternoon, one of my closest friends in New Iberia called me, and when I answered, she almost shouted, “Just don’t even come home;... -
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Last year, I wrote a piece about finding a small Episcopal Church near Sewanee that was tucked away on Ladds Cove and Kirby Tate Road with a... -
At entrance crediting Drs. Charles Allen and Malcolm Vidrine with establishment Although I'm a native Louisianian, I had never vi... -
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When you drive up Rattlesnake Springs Lane, Sewanee, Tennessee, then turn and climb the hill leading to “Possum’s End,” you’ll enter the ...
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