Olympic Quest for Annapolis ILCA 7 Sailor by Kymberly Taylor Leo Boucher is sailing an ILCA 7 during the Lauderdale Olympic Classes Regatta. Photo by Allison Chenard. Leo Boucher, a rising star in the luminous constellation of
Midsummer Wildflower Dense Blazing Star by Kymberly Taylor “Coevolutionary synchronization has evolved over millions of years, revealing how native plants and pollinators are deeply dependent on one another.” I have noticed, over time, that native plants give
RUSE by Christine Fillat Ruse oysters; photo by Maya Oren The story of the ruse of St. Michaels took place during the War of 1812. When the townsfolk learned that the British Navy was planning to
Beacon At The End of The Boardwalk by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Jennifer Hughes On a rare lot tucked between the Atlantic Ocean and Silver Lake in Rehoboth, a four-story Shingle Style home rises from the dunes “like a
Idyllic Anchorage on the Miles River by Charles Green Photography by Keyanna Bowan, East & Lane “If I am going to work from home, I want to work on the water.” – Chris Olsen 2020 is
Day Trips 2026-27 by Christine Fillat We know you will enjoy all the fun day trips we propose that you try in the year to come. You’ll be picking peaches, fly fishing, hiking, and touring a grand estate. Many of
The Star Power of Joe Pye by Kymberly Taylor As I step away from my phone, computer, and all things technology, my garden is almost poetically quiet. My basil is not offering to rewrite this paragraph. Blessedly, my
Cool, Crisp & Beach-Ready Go-to Summer Dish If you’re at the beach, it’s fun to explore local restaurants or cafés, but often the best meals are the ones you prepare yourself. Here’s a dish that’s refreshing, filling, and offers a
Asian Modern by Kymberly Taylor Photography by Anice Hoachlander “ It was a house in two parts; one went away.” – Mark McInturff In a rolling neighborhood packed with traditional architecture, a contemporary home nestles into the