Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin

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The Best Canned Foods to Eat on the Mediterranean Diet, According to a DietitianThese canned foods make following a Mediterranean diet easy and budget-friendly. Learn which ones to stock up on and how to use them in everyday …

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With more than twenty number-one songs, three Grammys, an Academy Award nomination, and writing partnerships with stadium-headlining artists like Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, and Lady Gaga, Nashville songwriter Hillary Lindsey knows what it takes to pen a hit—and the right setting helps. “I came up in my twenties writing in all the beautiful old buildings on Music Row. They’re stunning; old and haunted by the ghosts of legends,” she says.

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The right neutral shade can add dimension, depth, and even a subtle undertone of color to your space that white paint can’t. By Elizabeth Hutchison HicklinPublished on April 22, 2025 Pictured: Benjamin Moore Wales Gray (1585). Photo: Amanda Anderson Photography Though the effect is often eye-catching, painting the walls of your home a bold, saturated color can be undeniably intimidating. It’s a riskier move that not all homeowners feel prepared to make, even with the right guidance.

2 months ago | gardenandgun.com | Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin

HomeplaceA pair of equestrians take the rainbow for a ride at this pastoral retreat When a couple of Los Angeles–based equestrians began searching for a rural retreat outside California, Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, arose as a perfect fit. Remote enough to have plenty of acreage for the family’s aging horses to retire, but not so far removed that travel might become burdensome, the historic village just outside of Nashville immediately seemed familiar.

2 months ago | gardenandgun.com | Elizabeth Hutchison Hicklin |Gabriela Gomez-Misserian

Where: Western North CarolinaWhen: Year-roundIf you like: arts and cultureWhy you should go: When Hurricane Helene swept through the mountains of Western North Carolina in late September, it unleashed a torrent of water, mud, and devastation across the region. But “mountain folks are resilient people,” says Mickey Poandl, public relations manager for Explore Asheville, the nonprofit arm of the Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority.