18 Apr 2017
Posted by Sea Island Life Magazine 
Explore Sea Island under the cover of nightfall with these exciting activities and events. By Jackie Adams The playful spirit of Sea Island doesn’t fade when the sun goes down—nightfall just brings new and unique ways to enjoy the resort. While during the day the beaches are buzzing with activity,...
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15 Feb 2017
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Olympians like Corey Cogdell and Morgan Craft are changing the world of competitive shooting. By Jackie Adams When the first modern-day Olympic Games were held in Athens in the summer of 1896, there were only nine sports. These included shooting, and only 241 athletes participated, all of whom were...
Read more → 09 Feb 2017
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The National Park Service celebrates 100 years of caring for the country’s most iconic sites. By Joe Yogerst “Garden and park making goes on with civilization over all the world, for everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in where Nature may heal and cheer and give...
Read more → 23 Jan 2017
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With a little imagination, the right tools and patience, masters dream up and create astonishing sand sculptures. By Amber Lanier Nagle For days, the team of sand sculptors worked diligently—packing, pounding, forming, carving and creating an unrivaled castle. Magnificent towers materialized first,...
Read more → 23 Jan 2017
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The vibrant world of bird-watching captures the attention of nature lovers of all aptitudes. By Sharon Biggs Waller An osprey plummets into the smooth, glassy surface of the water, breaking its tranquil flight for only a moment to catch a fish. A raven soars high above a canyon, dropping a stick to another...
Read more → 13 Jan 2017
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The booming world of auto auctions offers exciting experiences for casual hobbyists and serious car collectors alike. By Joe Yogerst “While fine art and wine are exceptional in their own way, they are rather static enjoyments and investments,” says Alain Squindo, vice president of collector...
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Falconry lends a unique perspective on wildlife for avid hunters and outdoor novices alike. By Joe Rada A peregrine falcon glides above a brushy field at forest’s edge. The crow-sized animal’s blue-gray back, brown-and-white barred breast and legs, black head and white throat are a blur as it spirals...
Read more → 06 Apr 2015
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Hobie Cats have introduced millions of people to the joy of sailing and, in the process, changed the landscape of water sports around the world. By Amber Lanier Nagle Sailing stirs something in a person’s soul. Catching the wind in a sail appeals to a broad spectrum of outdoor enthusiasts—most...
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Georgia’s coastal waters provide a haven for dolphins, creatures that have charmed mankind since the days of Aristotle. By Nancy Dorman-Hickson High intelligence, an extremely social nature and a fascinating propensity for play have attracted people to dolphins for centuries. Books, movies...
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05 Apr 2015
Posted by Sea Island Life Magazine 
Outdoor exploration tours offer a backstage pass to Sea Island’s indigenous landscape. By Rebecca McCormick On the surface, Sea Island’s natural beauty adds to the aesthetics of coastal living. But the area’s varying terrain—from marshes and maritime forests to sandy beaches and pristine...
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