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Robin Sutton Anders

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Moore Memories: A Farm-Fresh Weekend in Moore County

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SPONSORED BY Harvey Godfrey likes to talk flowers. And butterflies. And birds. Earlier this spring, the purple martins circled above the pond at Olde Carthage Farm, swooping low over the water in search of insects before darting through the soft, damp air. The martins are just one part of the thriving ecosystem Harvey and Jane Godfrey have cultivated since transforming the former tobacco and cotton farm into a certified organic berry and grape operation.
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A Book-Lover’s Weekend in the Sandhills

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By Robin Sutton Anders Verified
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SPONSORED BY In the early 20th century, when literary lions like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Thomas Wolfe, and Paul Green wanted to relax and kick around big ideas, they came to Moore County, to the Southern Colonial Revival home of novelist James Boyd and his wife, Katharine. Here, writers knew something wonderful could grow in the soft sands and shade of the longleaf pines. Modern writers still feel the inspiration that suffuses Moore County’s Sandhills surroundings.
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Reef to Table | Our State

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By Robin Sutton Anders Verified
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The sun has only been up for an hour or two, but James and Sarah Doss, co-owners of Wilmington’s Rx Chicken & Oysters, are already 35 miles east of Wrightsville Beach. They have no time to waste. Scuba tanks strapped to their backs, spearfishing gear in hand, they take their places on the boat’s side gunwales. On the count of three, they fall backward, splashing as the weight of their tanks pulls them underwater.
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