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October/November 2012
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Welcome to Roanoke.
Photo: Jennifer Causey
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Night Light: The Roanoke Star at the top of Mill Mountain.
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Inside Appalachia Press.
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Inside Black Dog Architectural Antiques & Salvage.
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The Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Catching a ride outside Roanoke’s City Market.
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Fresh produce from the Farmers’ Market.
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A vendor at the downtown City Market.
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Fresh bounty from the Farmers’ Market.
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Buildings along South Jefferson Street.
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French Toast at Local Roots.
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An old steam locomotive.
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Behind the counter at Pop’s Ice Cream & Soda Bar.
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A puzzle in the lobby of the Hotel Roanoke.
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Sally takes a snooze at the Black Dog Salvage.
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John Reburn of Appalachia Press.
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Seared duck breast at Alexander’s.
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A martini at Alexander’s.
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A fresh bouquet inside Local Roots.
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House-made pickles at Local Roots.
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Lamb ribs smothered in a crispy garlic and sorghum-laced barbecue sauce at the River and Rail.
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Inside the River and Rail.
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Members of Another RoadSide Attraction.
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Jordan Rivers of Another RoadSide Attraction.
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Roanoke-based artist Susan Jamison.
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Cultural ambassador Pearl Fu.
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Urban farmer Mark Powell.
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Death in the Afternoon at Lucky.
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The Hotel Roanoke.
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The historic Hotel Roanoke’s Palm Court.
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Enjoying cocktails outside Lucky.
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Foie gras-infused crème brûlée at Lucky.
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A happy sandwich from Pop’s Ice Cream & Soda Bar.
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The Patrick Henry Hotel.
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