September 2024 Archives | Page 4 of 7

Costume Ball Waxwings

Brilliantly plumaged, enthusiastic berry pluckers, and sometimes slightly tipsy, Cedar Waxwings are cheerful Plateau residents.

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Master of Light and Shadow

Issue: September 2024 | by Lance Hardin - Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

George Masa – explorer, photographer, and chronicler of the Plateau’s vistas and byways – is the subject of a September 16 documentary and lecture at Highlands Inn. For more information see hcltnc.org.

A Dahlia Passion-ary

Issue: September 2024 | by Debby Hall in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

This is the glorious season of Dahlia blossoms. Debby gives us the scoop on these Plateau charmers.

Highlands Bat Blitz

Issue: September 2024 | by Reagan Jarrett, Highlands Biological Station in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

“Every dog has its day.” It turns out that every Plateau bat has its nights – September 10-14.

People, Places, and Plants

Issue: September 2024 | by Luke Osteen in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

All the Green Things get their day on the Plateau at the Native Plant Symposium, September 13-14. For more details and registration, visit highlandsbiological.org.

A Jewel of a Destination

Issue: September 2024 | by Donna Rhodes in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

At Jackson Hole Gem Mine, located on the Cullasaja Gorge, it’s concierge mining where there’s always the promise of treasure without the mud and heat.

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Making Lifetime Memories

Issue: September 2024 | by Mary Jane McCall in Recreation and Creation | Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

High Camp is an intoxicating blend of minimalist styling and deeply indulgent luxury living. For reservations or more information, visit highcampnc.com or call (828) 482-5115.