Camden Lifestyle Magazine Issue 02 "The Outdoors"

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CAMDEN OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST1st Place: Michelle Teel2nd Place: Robert Graessle3rd Place: Azumi Agullo4th Place: Kathy T5th Place: Kate Christensen
Visit and take a stroll in one of the beautiful downtown parks.Kingsland’sHISTORIC DOWNTOWNIt is no surprise that Kingsland is a city rich in history and natural beauty, along with vibrant locally ownedbusinesses. Established March 17, 1994, the Kingsland Commercial Historic District was added to the NationalRegister of Historic Places and includes the area surrounding South Lee Street between King Streetand William Street. Though stores and styles have changed over time the vision for the downtown districtremains; a crossroads with diverse specialty businesses. The Downtown Development Authority is cultivatingrevitalization that protects Kingsland’s historic buildings, such as the old post office and the bank, longtermthis will provide more spaces for retail, dining, and second-floor residential opportunities.
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Miranda Danielle PhotographyDynamic
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FINE ANTIQUE RESTORATION112 S LEE S
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CAMPING IN CAMDENThe perfect outdoo
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HOMEMADE GINGERBREAD HOT CHOCOLATE
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CHEF PROFILEDaniel LathamPhotos by
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LAND TO TABLELocal Chef, Bill Shaff
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Duck ConfitSommelier Pairing: Penfo
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Cran-Orange Chocolate Chip Skillet
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America’s Native Spirit “Bourbo
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1840: It’s Officially “Bourbon
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HOME & GARDEN
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WHAT’S IN SEASON:DecemberVEGETABL
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DESIGN & DECOR
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INTERIORS BY STEVE RODGERSAWARD-WIN
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