In the August issue of Virginia Living, we rediscover the joys of camping, offering tips for gathering gear, sharing references for more info and putting together a flow chart to help you choose a destination. We also provide a list of waterfalls and swimming holes across the Commonwealth, including locations with good walks and great views, and we take you on a trip to Martinsville, a small but mighty destination. You’ll also meet a man who choreographs fireworks and break bread with Tucker Yoder, the executive chef at the newly opened Wool Factory in Charlottesville, who reveals some of his favorite recipes for dishes that can be grilled outdoors. Plus, we wander the woods with foraging experts, learn how bells are cast and give you tips for downsizing and clearing clutter. Plus, we learn about Virginia’s 50-year history as the Mid-Atlantic hub for tennis, introducing you to plenty of clubs and organizations eager to help you start playing or improve your game. Pick up your copy of the August 2020 issue today!
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