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Nicole Letts

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Covers:  food, wine, travel, interior design, hotels, fashion, profiles
Doesn't Cover: outdoors, family travel
#Atlanta journalist. Purveyor of fine prosecco and chronic carb loader.

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Nicole is a freelance writer with a focus on the modern Southern experience which includes penning stories about food, travel, lifestyle, and interiors. Her work has appeared in AAA, Atlanta Magazine, BBC Travel, Fodors, Good Grit, Garden & Gun, Southbound, Southern Living, and more. She has lived in the Atlanta area for over 35 years and today calls Sandy Springs home. When she's not writing, you'll find her stitching cheeky needlepoint canvases or perusing local antique shops.

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The ultimate literary road trip through the American South

The ultimate literary road trip through the American South

From Hemingway's Key West to Faulkner's Oxford, this flexible itinerary explores the homes, haunts, and lands…

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I Spent A Year Eating My Way Through Alabama-Here Are 13 Spots I Can't Wait to Revisit

I Spent A Year Eating My Way Through Alabama-Here Are 13 Spots I Can't Wait to Revisit

From a burger joint hidden in a hollow to a James Beard-recognized seafood spot in Mobile, these are the Alab…

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A new generation of Atlanta stitchers is moving the craft from hobby room to happy hour

A new generation of Atlanta stitchers is moving the craft from hobby room to happy hour

Stitching was once a beloved hobby choice for women of previous generations. It fell off in popularity before…

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Embrace the dig at these five Southern antique stores and vintage shops

Embrace the dig at these five Southern antique stores and vintage shops

These one-of-a-kind spaces are filled with curated selections of rare jewelry, midcentury-style design, and n…

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Inside the Restored 1890s Queen Anne Home of Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts Owners Filled with French A...

Inside the Restored 1890s Queen Anne Home of Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts Owners Filled with French A...

Dan Belman and Randy Korando, the duo behind Boxwoods Gardens & Gifts, transform a historic Madison, Georgia …

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Hear Us Out: Home Logos Could Convince You To Ditch Monograms

Hear Us Out: Home Logos Could Convince You To Ditch Monograms

Southern homeowners are embracing personalized home logos. From cottages to estates, these unique emblems add…

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Did You Know That Peach In Your Buggy Was Probably Named After A Woman? Original

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| Southern Living Magazine Verified
Credit: Minh Hoang Cong/Getty Images Boats have historically been named after women. So have cars, hurricanes, and ships. But in middle Georgia in the 1870s, peach growers were doing it too, and the varieties they named are still growing today. Elberta, the peach that built Georgia's peach industry, was named by Samuel Rumph after his wife, Clara Elberta Moore. His uncle followed suit, naming the Belle of Georgia after a family friend, Mrs. Belle Hall.
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Are You Washing Your Sheets At The Wrong Temperature? Laundry Pros Weigh In

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| Yahoo Life Verified
According to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' longtime housekeeper, Kathy McKeon, Jackie requested clean bed linens daily. To be honest, if I was the equivalent of American royalty, I'd do the same. For me, nothing is better than getting into a freshly made bed with clean sheets—especially when hospital corners are added. I smile just thinking about it. How do you get the cleanest sheets possible, so you achieve that heavenly feeling with every wash?
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The best July 4th events in Georgia to celebrate America’s 250th birthday

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| Courier Georgia Verified
A proud member of the original 13 colonies and the fourth state to ratify the Constitution, Georgia’s history runs as deep as its rivers. From Savannah’s cobblestone streets to Kennesaw Mountain’s battlefields, Georgia has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation. Now 250 years later, small towns and big cities across the state are ready to party like it’s 1776.
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