Plateau Magazine June-July 2023
This issue we feature women entrepreneurs with locally run businesses and cowgirls who are protecting local animals. We also highlight protecting the land and fields that are important for bees and butterflies pollination. And for the foodies, check out our feature on the Highlands Tavern. Get outdoors with this issue, with our interview on legendary hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis.
This issue we feature women entrepreneurs with locally run businesses and cowgirls who are protecting local animals. We also highlight protecting the land and fields that are important for bees and butterflies pollination. And for the foodies, check out our feature on the Highlands Tavern. Get outdoors with this issue, with our interview on legendary hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis.
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The home, now affectionately known as The Pines at High<br />
Hampton, is, in a way, a mirror for Cashiers itself, with its interesting<br />
origin stories, its evolution, and its consistency as a beacon<br />
for hospitality and tradition. The Brennans, through McKee<br />
Properties, have opened their home to families who wish to make<br />
their own High Hampton traditions and memories. For more information<br />
on this beautiful vacation rental opportunity, please<br />
visit www.McKeeRentals.com.<br />
(Clockwise):) Den, looking out onto stone back deck; Guest bedroom;<br />
Entryway and sitting room; Master bedroom with sitting area; Stone<br />
back deck with stunning woodland view.<br />
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