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Stephanie Hunt

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writer ~ mom ~ loves to read, ride, write, roll with it. Neither trendy nor trending. loudmouth/advocate @CharlestonMoves
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This Luxury Caribbean Resort Is the Ultimate Place for Tennis Lovers to Reset and Recharge

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By Stephanie Hunt
| Aol
This article contains affiliate links; if you click such a link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission. Amanyara Is a Tennis Lover’s Luxury ParadiseRobert Rieger (Robert Rieger) "Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The balls keep coming. Directly to my forehand, then backhand—rapid succession, perfect placement. Drills with Elson, a tennis pro at Amanyara, have my heart rate up, my focus focused, my swing swinging.
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This Luxury Caribbean Resort Is the Ultimate Reset for Tennis Lovers Original

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By Stephanie Hunt
| Veranda Magazine
The balls keep coming. Directly to my forehand, then backhand—rapid succession, perfect placement. Drills with Elson, a tennis pro at Amanyara, have my heart rate up, my focus focused, my swing swinging. I’ve played tennis since I was eight years old, dragged on the court, often reluctantly, by my parents while they hit balls.
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An 18th-Century Charleston Grande Dame Comes to Life With Daring Color and Family Heirlooms Original

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By Stephanie Hunt
| Veranda Magazine
Moving to Charleston, South Carolina, nine years ago was a leap for a native New Yorker like me. It wasn’t totally foreign territory; I’d been seduced by the Low Country as a young girl. This landscape of marsh, pluff mud, and palmettos is where I spent childhood Thanksgivings with my grandparents. Avid duck hunters, they built a retreat in the 1960s in the ACE Basin, a magical expanse of pristine estuaries and old rice fields just 30 miles south of Charleston.
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