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From the Kitchen – Frittering Away

August 24, 2023

by Joan Saunders | photos by Kathryn Alvarez Photograpy - As we head into the end of summer, the sight of corn in the fields and on the table is a very welcome one indeed. Not only is corn so tasty on its own with just some butter, salt and pepper, but it's also so [...]

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Steph’s Day Out – Learn to Swim

August 24, 2023

by Stephanie Staples | photos by Leah Gray - It was a great fear of mine, not to mention an ongoing source of embarrassment: I could not swim. Well, I could move myself from point A to point B in the water, I wasn't afraid of deep water or open water, but I was really

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Impromptu – by Janis Jean Photography

August 24, 2023

As a Seaside photographer, one of my most fun experiences is when I collaborate on photoshoots with the Seaside Team. These images grace the opening "First Word" and concluding "Last Word" pages of the magazine. We gather in all weather conditions, holding each other's umbrellas in the rain or coats when it's cold, and cheer

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Seaside Magazine Book Club – August Meeting

August 24, 2023

by Deborah Rogers - Monica Ali gave us lots to talk about with her novel Love Marriage. Set in contemporary, multi-cultural Britian, the story introduces us to Yasmin, a junior doctor, newly engaged and struggling to reconcile the worlds of her family and her fiancée. This compelling novel examines aspects of modern identity such as

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Living Off the Land – Peninsula Streams Society: From Sea to Soil to Sustainability

August 24, 2023

by Jo Barnes | photos by Kathryn Alvarez Photography - Tangles of invasive blackberry canes dominated and choked out any other plants along the stream. Fish numbers were dwindling and nearby pastures were flooding. If we were to stop there, this would be just another sad story of damage to the local environment. But some

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