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wbm February 2011
on the cover
When we first met Leo, the social
director for Transplanted Garden and
the most handsome British Retriever
we’ve ever seen, we had one col-lective
thought: Put that boy on
the cover of the February issue. The
only question was whether Leo, an
excited and affectionate soul, would
pose like a model or play like a pup.
There was, naturally, only one pho-tographer
for the job: WBM direc-tor
of photography Allison Breiner
Potter. A dog owner and lover
herself, ABP arrived at Transplanted
Garden on a cold and overcast
Tuesday, January 26, with the idea
that Leo’s proud profile would fit
the bill. At 3:30 p.m., using a Nikon
D300 with an 18-70mm lens, Allison
caught Leo, who just then decided
the time was right to let everyone
know what we knew all along: The
cover is just where he belonged. —RL
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6 Up Front
11 Beach Bites
13 Event Calendar
73 Signature Dish
Special Advertising
Sections
10 Buying Guide
44 Real Estate
Professionals
13 Work Force
This year, in our 8th annual People
and Their Pets, we pay homage to
our conscientious canine compan-ions
who hold down a job because
nobody says, “Welcome, we appreci-ate
your business” with as much hon-esty
and enthusiasm as a dog.
By Karen Fuller
18 On the Waterfront
In the late 1970s, Airlie Road was
teeming with life. The Sea Bag, a
notorious fish house, was a hive of
activity for fishermen and sounders
who brought their catch to market.
Into this landscape a brotherhood
threw out its anchor. This is their
story, as told by Cordy Hieronymus,
about a band of native Kentuckians,
self-taught fishermen, whose name,
Hieronymus, became synonymous
with seafood.
By Marimar McNaughton
22 Colonial Ghosts:
The Forgotten Tale of
Brunswick Town, Part I
Midway between Wilmington and
Southport on Route 133 there are
said to be ghosts at every turn. If
you could stand there long enough
and listen close enough, you’d hear
a story about a town that altered
the course of America not once,
but twice. You’d hear the story of
Brunswick Town. By Jason Frye
28 Real Estate
Roundup 2010:
The Year of the Deal
The facts, the figures, the ups, the
down, the ins, the outs and every-thing
betwixt and between … 2010
was marked by anxious sellers and
buyers seeking the deal of a lifetime
in Eastern North Carolina.
By Pat Bradford
41 WBM Weddings
From Wrightsville to Wilmington,
from Airlie Gardens to the Bellamy
Mansion Museum of History and
Design, from the Country Club of
Landfall to the Little Chapel on the
Boardwalk, here are five beautiful
couples and five fabulous weddings.
By Molly Grennan
46 Savor: The Art of
the Cake
So incredible have wedding cakes
become that there are cable televi-sion
programs dedicated to the craft.
It’s not just baking for these decora-tors;
it’s art. We spoke to three local
wedding cake “artists” and asked
them to share their craft with us. The
results were spectacularly sweet.
By Ashley Peel
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