When Molly Barger settles behind home plate, she’s not just playing the game – she’s absorbing it.Â
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According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than 120 billion pounds of food are wasted in the United States each year. To break these statistics down, it looks like this: 40 percent …
Mellow yet complex, Penelope Wheated Bourbon delivers a rich, balanced sweetness layered with subtle spice, showcasing depth and warmth that define a well-crafted pour. Its body reveals vanill…
If you’re reading this, truly, I applaud your discipline. I know exactly why you picked up this January swimsuit issue of LAKE, and it wasn’t to read this column. But I’m going to try to make this worth your time.
Sitting on the shorelines of Kowaliga Bay, a lake home unlike any other welcomes in the holiday season.
Who knew that owning a waterfront home on Lake Martin would be one of the best investments in your portfolio? Most people want to buy a lake home because they want a place to enjoy with family…
By December on Lake Martin, the lake has completely turned over, and winter drawdown is almost complete. The big fall changes have happened, and the lake is settling into winter mode. Expect l…
Season’s greetings, Lake Martin!
Hello, Lake Martin!
When Molly Barger settles behind home plate, she’s not just playing the game – she’s absorbing it.Â
For 21 years, the first weekend in November has brought cooler air, lowered water levels and hundreds of dedicated volunteers to a crucial call to action.Â
One hundred and 10 feet in the air, the world shifts. The familiar, tree-lined shore of Lake Martin transforms into a sprawling, breathtaking map.Â
Once you start looking for wax myrtle around Lake Martin, you’ll see it all over. It’s a small, very useful tree – or maybe a large shrub – that smells like bayberry. And in fact, this plant is sometimes called southern bayberry.
Hellgrammites and eastern dobsonflies are like caterpillars and butterflies – they are the larvae and winged adult versions of the same insect.
Here’s a creature that you’ve undoubtedly heard during summer, but you may not have seen. Cope’s gray treefrog is a small, nocturnal treefrog that likes wet, boggy areas and sings a lot.
If you’re reading this, truly, I applaud your discipline. I know exactly why you picked up this January swimsuit issue of LAKE, and it wasn’t to read this column. But I’m going to try to make this worth your time.
I was elected president of Lake Martin HOBOs in March 2021. After the election, one of my friends and I engaged in an interesting conversation about two subjects – change and what is a HOBO?
It’s that time of year again. Summer has blown by, and now you’re facing all the chores you’ve postponed, as well as new ones, such as what to do with all the leaves lying around your yard.Â
