Dogs and the Lowcountry Table

August 2021

The August issue leads with a dog-themed package, including five books for dog lovers, dog-inspired cocktails from Tito's and a visit with Hilton Head Humane Association adoptees. Local food picks such as a lobster roll and a shrimp po'boy also appear on the cover.

Pages
180

In this issue

  1. What makes it local

    In the spring of 1984, I gathered my two-year-old son and took the red-eye from California to the East Coast. We were vacationing on Hilton Head Island, where my parents had retired from Connecticut. My dad picked us up at the Savannah Airport, and…

  2. THE EMOTIONAL BENEFITS OF DOG OWNERSHIP

    In 1914 an ancient German burial site revealed the remains of a 14,000-year-old domesticated dog buried with its people. Today in the U.S., more households are run by dogs than by humans alone. Modern research demonstrates plenty of reasons that dogs…

  3. What works inside works outside

    Aone-of-a-kind lighting and sound system, designed by Custom Audio Video, didn't stop within the four walls of this North Forest Beach home. This view from the ocean shows that the attention to detail in sound and lighting design was incorporated…

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