A new restaurant has opened up in Hendersonville, North Carolina just 43 minutes from my home that is destined to bee-come my favorite place. The Book and Bee – An English Style Cafe and Tea Room is the perfect fit for me and my BBFF Continue reading →
Chris and I love the little town of Flat Rock, North Carolina, and it is a quick drive there from our home. There are some places to eat and shop (not that we are doing that lately) and some lovely places to walk. Sunday morning Continue reading →
People who volunteer tend to experience fewer aches and pains. Giving help to others protects overall health twice as much as aspirin protects against heart disease. People 55 and older who volunteer for two or more organizations have an impressive 44 percent lower likelihood of Continue reading →
Any trip to Biltmore has to include a trip to the Conservatory. This magical place houses some of the most beautiful blooms on the estate and every time I go I manage to take a plethora of pictures because they plants and flowers are just Continue reading →
Chris and I popped into town earlier this week primarily to see the new mural painted by Billy Smith on the crosswalk at Broad and Jordan Street. If you missed that post click here to view a pretty amazing work of art. While we were Continue reading →
As promised I will complete our little walk about Brevard on the blog today. Check out yesterday’s post (click here) to see the first installment and information about our lovely Sculpture Walk in Brevard, North Carolina. You have to look up for the next one Continue reading →
Waterfall Wednesday is back this week with a really beautiful and easily accessible waterfall in North Carolina. This one, Bridal Veil Falls, is the one that is located in the Highlands region off of the Cullasaja River. I have posted before another Bridal Veil Falls Continue reading →
Nature and art just go together perfectly, don’t they? I love both and when the two are combined all in one place it makes me very happy. Chris and I spent some time in Hendersonville, North Carolina the other day exploring the Perry N. Rudnick Continue reading →
Pumpkin patch time was always a fun time at various churches where we have been members. The concept is pretty simple. A big old semi comes and delivers crates and crates of pumpkins of various shapes and sizes and a fundraising project is underway. It Continue reading →
