The Mad, Mad, Mad World of Professor Cline
Hyperkinetic Mark Cline has turned a sleepy tourist town into a home for his kitschy genius. more »
Aug 30, 2011 by Don Harrison in Nearby
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Read about life on Virginia’s electric lakes, eating green at farmers’ markets, and the crabbing culture of the Northern Neck. Swoon over a devilishly chic film noir fashion feature. Take a trip inside the mad mind of the artist who created “Foamhenge”—a replica of Stonehenge. Tour historic Carter’s Grove in Williamsburg, and visit quirky Colonial Beach, where you can fish croaker and play keno on the same day. Cool down with recipes for delicious ice creams and sorbets—it’s all in the August issue of Virginia Living.
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Jul 5, 2011 by Paula Steers Brown in Outside (1 Comments)