Connie Carter and Gordon Todd Dale hosted “A Summer Evening at Historic Pot House” for a Virginia Piedmont Heritage Area event. Travis Shaw, education director, spoke about the history of the circa 1700 place where potters fired bricks in the kiln used at homes such as Farmer’s Delight, Huntland, Oak Hill and Foxcroft School. A tour of the circa 1768 Pot House, the iron forge and remains of original spring was followed by a reception, which included gelato.
Linda Volrath is now the “Official Fine Artist” of Country ZEST and Style magazine. Something we feel honored to include for a talented artist who captures each moment with perfection…just look at the shadows and depths of the folds of the sheet on this horse. On top of that, she is not only creative but also amiable and enchanting. “My goal is a certain level of abstract shapes within a foundation of classical composition, color harmony and strong design,” she says. Details on price of this painting and more at https://www.lindavolrath.com
Faith Fort on Cameo won the Piedmont Silver Foxes class at the Loudoun Benefit Horse Show. Nancy Hall on Dedication was second and George Zebrovius, in his scarlet dress was third and won Best Vintage. The class was judged by Dale Crittenberger.Photo by Olivia Golden
Nina Fout, a Jt. Master of the Middleburg Orange County Beagles, took time out to visit with Betsee Parker at her Ackergill Castle on the North Sea, Wick, Scotland.
