26 Apr 2013
Posted by Sea Island Life Magazine 
Georgia’s marshes are an unexpected source of beauty and inspiration for amateur and professional photographers. By Joe Rada | photography by Eliot Vanotteren A great blue heron wades among spring-green marsh grass in a hazy morning fog. The heron poises for flight, spreading its wings, bending...
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26 Apr 2013
Posted by Sea Island Life Magazine 
Kids never forget catching their first fish as they begin a hobby that can last a lifetime. By Joe Rada Wide-eyed excitement. Dancing-in-place exuberance. Yelping joy. That kind of enthusiasm marks the magical moment when a kid catches a fish for the first time. Witness this rite of passage involving...
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Somewhere beneath the water’s surface, about 60 miles offshore and swimming among old shipwrecks, are the fish that excite Sea Island chefs this time of year. By Tanner Latham It’s one big deep breath for Mike Kennedy and then a plunge. He has no air tank, but he does have a spear gun. And what...
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Setting sail in San Francisco this summer, the historic race gets a tuneup—and the results are anything but boring. By Risa Merl Speed, tight turns and near misses—these are the hallmarks of an exciting sailboat race. This year’s America’s Cup, the 34th installment of the world’s longest-running...
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