Everlasting color

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A lofty barn nestled into the Shenandoah Valley's rolling hills harbors a vibrant tapestry of dried flowers in Raphine, Virginia, which are harvested throughout the summer from the surrounding gardens. The owners of Buffalo Springs Herb Farm, Don Haynie and Tom Hamlin practice the simple technique of air-drying flowers to create a stunning wreaths, door swags, baskets of blooms, which captures the beauty of the season.

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Create your own arrangement

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Don Haynie, co-owner of Buffalo Springs Herbs Farm in Raphine, Virginia creates beautiful bouquet decorations with dried flowers. The steps to make these bouquets are presented including the assortment of flowers, their sizes, shapes, and colors to be used while preparing these bouquets.

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Snow day in the south

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Pictures of perfect memories for the snow filled winter season are presented. The picture of a snowy day in the Highland Country, Virginia, reminds of the peace on earth and a joyful homecoming for everyone.

Environmental aspects, Snow

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