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10 Earth-friendly kitchen Proud of ‘home’ folks tips, page 44 April 2013 The April 2013 issue The is wonderful, as always, Blessing of the Fleet and I’m delighted to see my writing featured on its pages. [See “The ﬁne art of housekeeping,” page 40; bit.ly/413myga.] The story has been well received. It was also a thrill to see the story about the pottery “Mug jugs” written by and about two more page 18 A tale of two soldiers page 24 Georgia Master Gardeners page 42 folks from Bleckley County. [See page 28; bit.ly/413mugjugs bit.ly/413mugjugs.] I’m proud to say I know them as home folks! Thanks again! —Dawne Bryan, Cochran zine.org www.georgiamaga Celebrating the Georgia lifestyle Good for the co-op I appreciated the “green” angle referenced in your April 2013 issue. GEMC ® Established 1945 P.O. 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Who wouldn’t dig that? —Laura Withers, Planters EMC member, Perkins Refreshing my memory I enjoyed June’s magazine. I especially liked the article on judicial review. [See “Liberty notes,” page 7; bit.ly/0613picthis.] It was good to have my memory refreshed. I know I had studied Marbury versus Madison, but had forgotten. And I grow blackberries, so I enjoyed that story. [See “Brambles without the briars,” page 36; bit.ly/berries613.] Do keep up with the ideas on the “green angle.” I am very interested in doing anything I can to cut down on my energy use and do what is good for the environment. —Brenda Vail, Hart EMC member, via email A bundle of joy I received a wonderful gift box from you yesterday that contained a tote, two magazines, a pen and pencil, two recipe books, a day planner, etc. as a second-place prize pack in your Travel Guide giveaway. Many thanks for the gifts and for your magazine. 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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Georgia Magazine - August 2013

Georgia Magazine - August 2013
Contents
Viewpoint
Mailbox
Georgia News
Picture This?
Liberty Notes
Calendar of Events
Currents
Sweet Success
Tracking the Bottlenose Dolphins
Saving Wilma; Dolphin Facts
Around Georgia
While Visiting Lake Oconee
My Georgia
Georgia Cooks
Second Helping: We All Scream for More Ice Cream!
Snapshot
More Snapshot Photos
Plant of the Month
August’s Online Trivia Contest
Georgia Grown Spotlight

Georgia Magazine - August 2013