One bite is all it takes and friends are hooked on Elizabeth Baxley’s impressively beautiful and scrumptious desserts. In addition to creating sweets in the kitchen, she enjoys reading on a sandy beach with the waves lapping at her feet.
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Images and experiences resonate with Kirbie Crowe, whose broad knowledge of art informs her travels. Similarly intrigued by the high-brow and the banal, she loves Jeff Wall but adores Thomas Kinkade and Wyland.
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Lydia Dishman particularly enjoys the culinary and cultural aspects of traveling. Museum exhibits, dance performances, and local theater productions top her list of things to do in any new city, as does sampling the regional fare in off-the-beaten track establishments.
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Armed with a degree in anthropology, Kim Goodin set out to explore the world. The study of indigenous peoples segued to fascination with locally owned bookstores and the treasures they hold. Often found with her nose in a book, Kim enjoys everything from biographies to cookbooks.
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Joseph K. Hall, Jr. is a teacher, author, and editor. Love of nostalgia and tradition drives him to explore small-town American communities and Irish villages. Music, baseball parks, and sports (especially those of his alma mater, Clemson University) are best enjoyed with his father and college buddies.
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Mathematician, teacher, editor, wife, and mother. Judy Johnson is all of these. Given an early appreciation of travel by her parents, Judy has passed that love to her own children, urging them to be individuals and to better the world. She believes that travel is that much better when you’re with the ones you love.
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Aubrae Wagner employs her love of the English language as a journalist, editor, and marketing manager. She especially enjoys travel and the arts. When not at the computer, Aubrae can be found strumming her Celtic harp at weddings, at special events, and for her husband and son.
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