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Chinqua-Penn Plantation - Homeland Creamery - Land of Ahs - Shutterbugs - Featured Video Clip - If You Want to Go
Chinqua-Penn Plantation
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Named for the chinquapin, a dwarf chestnut tree formerly abundant in North Carolina, the Chinqua Penn plantation was built in the 1920's by Thomas Jefferson Penn and his wife, Beatrice Schoellkopf Penn. The exquisite home and exotic horticulture collection reflect a passion for art and travel. Today, current owners, Calvin and Lisa Phelps continue that legacy. Come meet the Phelps’ and see what makes this Reidsville home so special.
Homeland Creamery
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Next Billy Barnes travels to the Homeland Creamery in Guilford County. We’ll discover how six generations of the Bowman family have honored a slow pasteurization method that churns out delectable products. Come see the wondrous process from the morning’s milking to a double dip ice cream cone – where you can enjoy it while gazing across the field to the cows that helped make it!
Land of Ahs
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When Daphne and Michael O’Brien remapped their academic and photography careers to settle on a farm that has been in Michael’s family for eight generations, they didn’t expect a few rows of flowers to change their lives. Those rows became a flourishing flower farm. Today, with their son, they’re among a small group of farmers making the majority of their living from an alternative crop of specialty cut flowers. Come meet this enterprising family and see why their farm is such a success.
Shutterbugs
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This month's Shutterbugs segment features the stunning photography of George Humphries.
Tar Heel Towns: Land of Ahs :
Chinqua-Penn Plantation
Chinqua-Penn Plantation
Homeland Creamery
Homeland Creamery
Land of Ahs
Fishing Creek Flowers
Shutterbugs
George Humphries
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