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Tag Archives: Brevard
New column: “Autumn is a heartbreaker”
My column this week in The Greenville News is about my favorite time of year, and the bittersweet beauty its short season holds. I do hope y’all enjoy it. To read, click here.
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Tagged Autumn, Brevard, columnist, creative nonfiction, daughters, Davidson River, Fall, frozen yogurt, hiking, Katherine Scott Crawford, leaves, life, mama, motherhood, mountains, NC, newspaper column, parenting, Pisgah National forest, poetry, quotes, Rita Dove, Robert Frost, SC, The Greenville News, WNC, writer
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New column: “Things to remember about the Pisgah National Forest”
My column this week in The Greenville News is filled with tips for those thinking about heading into the forest this summer. In my case, the Pisgah National Forest, which rims the town where I live: a mecca for hikers, … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, Brevard, camping, climbing, column, columnist, Cradle of Forestry, forest, hiking, horseback riding, Katherine Scott Crawford, leave no trace, NC, newspaper columnist, outdoor life, paddling, Pisgah National forest, summer, The Greenville News, tips, WNC
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New column: “When a book is more than a book”
This week’s brand new column in The Greenville News is all about the best way to escape. Are you thinking, Caribbean island? Think again…. To read, click here.
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Tagged A Little Ray of Sunshine, A River Runs Through It, books, Brevard, creative nonfiction, Dana Stabenow, Daniel Boone, essay, fly fishing, Greenville, imagination, Kate Shugak, Katherine Scott Crawford, Lani Diane Rich, lives, Montana, Mutt, newspaper column, Norman Maclean, reading, reading list, Robert Morgan, SC, Shakespeare, The Greenville News, The Taming of the Shrew, winter reading, WNC, writing
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Today’s column: “Tips on building a perfect summer day”
Today’s column is up at The Greenville News, and it’s full of my favorite recipe for a perfect summer day. To read, click here. Hope y’all enjoy!
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Tagged Black Balsalm Knob, Brevard, day hikes, eat local, Falls Park, frisbee, Graveyard Fields, Greenville, hiking, hiking with kids, Katherine Scott Crawford, local restaurants, Main Street, NC, newspaper column, outdoor life, outdoors, parenting, Paris Mountain State Park, picnics, Pisgah National forest, SC, The Greenville News, Upcountry SC, WNC
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Review of the First Annual Working Writers Reading
A great review of the First Annual Working Writers Reading–wherein Jubal Tiner, Ken Chamlee and I read from published and in-progress work–made the front page of Brevard College’s newspaper, The Clarion. The title of the piece, “Working writers reading a … Continue reading
Photos from Western North Carolina’s “Winter Event”
Yesterday, we woke up to a surprise snowfall of about 5 inches. Actually, a little after midnight the night before last, I noticed that it was snowing. I watched the snow illuminated in the street light across the street, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Brevard, childhood, Katherine Scott Crawford, NC, parenting, Remus, snow, snow day, snow event, snow in the South, Southern snow, winter storm
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New column: “Choosing a Christmas tree takes time and a bit of magic”
Today’s column in The Greenville News is all about choosing the perfect Christmas tree. My family’s method involves a national forest, friends, our dog, and a bonfire. I’d love to hear about yours! To read, go here. P.S. The Fraser … Continue reading
Twilight Tour: A Brevard Mountain Christmas Festival
Brevard, North Carolina, the little mountain town which I’m lucky enough to call home, is a fabulously quirky place. We have a festival for just about everything (not unlike Stars Hollow, for those of you who’re Gilmore Girls fans). My very … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, Brevard, Brevard Mountain Christmas, Christmas festivals, Christmas Parade, elf, mountain christmas, NC, parade, Santa, sleigh rides, Twilight Tour, winter, winter fun, WNC
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New Column: “My favorite hiking spot: Black Balsam Knob”
Today’s column is up: the great outdoors, family, my favorite hiking spot in the whole of the world, and even a proposal story. I do hope you enjoy it! To read my column in The Greenville News, go here. And … Continue reading
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Tagged Brevard, family, hiking, hiking with dogs, hiking with kids, Katherine Scott Crawford, my favorite hiking spot, NC, newspaper column, outdoor life, outdoor recreation, parenting, Pisgah National forest, The Greenville News, trail guide, Western North Carolina, WNC, writing a newspaper column
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A Literary Tea
Recently my back-door neighbor in Brevard hosted a lovely tea with me as the honored guest. I got to meet members of her book club, talk about Keowee Valley, and have the most scrumptious treats. The English afternoon tea was … Continue reading
