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Freelance Recipe Developer and Food Stylist, Our State
Greensboro
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Travel Culture Food Art and Architecture Outdoors
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By Katie Schanze Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Tamiya Anderson, Lynn Wells| Our State Verified Murphy to Manteo: Finding new adventures, historic detours, and the soul of North Carolina on the state’s longest highway: U.S. Route 64. Read the series. I’m bobbing and weaving through a crowd as I chase after my toddler, who is surprisingly quick, despite his general lack of coordination or understanding of gravity.
By Lynn Wells| Our State Verified Before she became Randolph County’s “goat lady,” my friend Ginnie Tate was a nurse at Moses Cone Hospital who dreamed of owning a sustainable farm. Ginnie and I worked together at the hospital in the mid-’80s and bonded over our love of fresh produce and cooking. In 1984, Ginnie bought an abandoned tobacco farm in Climax that she called Nubie Acres, named for her favorite breed of goat.
By Katie Schanze Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Tamiya Anderson, Lynn Wells| Our State Verified Murphy to Manteo: Finding new adventures, historic detours, and the soul of North Carolina on the state’s longest highway: U.S. Route 64. Read the series. I’m bobbing and weaving through a crowd as I chase after my toddler, who is surprisingly quick, despite his general lack of coordination or understanding of gravity.
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Our State
Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
+1 800-948-1409