Garden & Gun Magazine16 hours agoHow the Summer Camp Doctor Earned His Stripeverified_publisherGarden & Gun Magazine - Gabriela Gomez-MisserianA pediatric neurosurgeon might have been a tad out of his element treating bugbites and wrapping sprained ankles. Turns out, summer camp duty was just the salve he needed I sat at a worn wooden desk under fluorescent lights in the seventy-year-old cabin that serves as the infirmary of a boys’ camp …
Garden & Gun Magazine16 hours agoTea House Negroniverified_publisherGarden & Gun Magazine - Lia PicardAtlanta’s Mujō puts a green-tea twist on the classic In Atlanta’s frenetic West Midtown neighborhood, Mujō offers a minimalist retreat. The omakase restaurant, which opened in February 2022, and its interior of black tile, red accents, and cedar countertops creates a pared down yet sophisticated …
Garden & Gun Magazine20 hours agoWhat’s the Best Way to Season Corn on the Cob?verified_publisherGarden & Gun Magazine - Gabriela Gomez-MisserianG&G readers share the ways they enjoy the summertime specialty In a recent Talk of the South newsletter, we asked readers, “How do you season your corn?” Here are a few of the many responses: Salt and pepper. But only if necessary. Silver Queen doesn’t need a thing. —Diane D. In my family, only Duke’s …
Garden & Gun Magazine1 day agoJoseph Hillenmeyer's Green Kentucky Homeverified_publisherGarden & Gun Magazine - Mike GrudowskiHow the boundary-pushing garden designer, born into a generations-long legacy of accomplished plantsmen, discovered his own remarkable path One day when Joseph Hillenmeyer was a teenager, a football player challenged him to a pull-up contest. Both of them were enrolled at McCallie, a respected …
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