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A "cathedral" of oak trees
Centuries-old oak trees, dripping with Spanish moss, soar overhead in Brookgreen Gardens' Live Oak Allee. The oaks used to line the entry to the Brookgreen plantation and date back to the 1700s.
Dionysus by Edward Francis McCartan
McCartan's gilt bronze statue of the Greek god of wine, Dionysus, presides over the Center Garden at the end of the Oak Allee.
Movement and majesty in the Dogwood Garden
Nestled among the dogwood trees is Riders of the Dawn, by A.A. Weinman. The roar of the fountain at the statue's base mimics the sound of the horses' hooves.
Art is everywhere at Brookgreen
Sculptures are nestled in every corner, nook and cranny, all gloriously surrounded by nature's beauty, like these impish figures resting on lily pads.
Whispering Wings at Brookgreen
Visitors get the chance to walk amongst hundreds of butterflies at Brookgreen's Whispering Wings Butterfly Experience.
Brookgreen Gardens filled with beauty, nature and secret treasures
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Turn off the busy stretch of U.S. 17 between
Pawleys Island
Murrells Inlet
and you'll find a secret paradise on
South Carolina's coast
To be fair,
Brookgreen Gardens
is no secret to its visitors who return year after year to relax in its more than 9,000 acres of luscious scenery and take in its more than 1,400 works of art. But as you drive your car onto its grounds, leaving the summer beach traffic behind, the dapped sunlight dancing through the oaks makes you feel as if you are entering your own private wonderland.
This year, Brookgreen Gardens is celebrating its 80th anniversary. Archer and Anna Huntington, who had already built their grand home,
, across the street, established the gardens in 1931. Anna was a renowned sculptor, and the couple was captivated by the idea of displaying her artwork, along with the work of other American sculptors, in the lush natural setting of the Carolina beachfront.
Over time, the gardens have developed into a massive outdoor museum that celebrates American art, Lowcountry wildlife, native flora and the history of the land that has become Brookgreen. As Helen Benso, VP of Marketing for Brookgreen Gardens says, "Brookgreen Gardens is a place where history, art, and nature merge seamlessly."
It's not surprising that the beauty of the place is breathtaking, even to the people who spend every day on the grounds.
"When I pull up every morning it's so beautiful I expect to see Tara on the other side of the hill," says Kathy Klein who works as a Guest Service Associate.
There's something about the place; as soon as you enter the gardens you feel a million miles away from the stress of your everyday life. And though the gardens are meticulously planned, there is a respect in the design for the native landscape that lends an air of wildness to the place that is as calming as it is lovely.
There are more than 300 acres of gardens open to the public, though you can see 6,000 more acres by taking part in one of
Brookgreen's many excursions
. Special attention is paid to make sure that the gardens look their best no matter what time of year you visit.
In all, the gardens showcase more than 2,000 plant species. On a fall trip you will be greeted by flowering Chrysanthemums and Spider lilies, in winter you will find shrubs like Camellias and Winter Jasmine in full bloom, in spring daffodils, azaleas and fields of roses, and in summer Southern favorites like Gardenias, Crape Myrtle trees and Magnolias.
As you wander Brookgreen's grounds, you will see art tucked into every corner.
The sculpture on the property represents the work of more than 300 American artists from the 19th century to present. It demonstrates a wide variety of styles and subjects, ranging from classical nudes to realistic bronze animals to more abstract, metal sculptures that line the hills along the river.
In the Rainey Sculpture Pavilion Galleries, special rotating exhibits mean that there is always something new for repeat visitors. This summer there are two special exhibits on display running through July 24. The first, The Art Medal: Past and Present looks at sculpture on a small scale with a collection of medals, medallions and bas-reliefs.
The second, Selected Works by Rainey Master Sculptors, is devoted to Brookgreen Gardens' Master Sculptor program. These sculptors-in-residence work on the property, drawing inspiration from their fellow sculptors' work as well as from the inspirational setting, and offer demonstrations, workshops and lectures to the public. The program is a wonderful way to bring a constant surge of contemporary artists to the garden's established collection.
Some of the most breathtaking sculptures on the property belong to Anna Hyatt Huntington herself. Her large-scale pieces graced the streets of New York City and boulevards of France. At Brookgreen, her classically inspired Diana of the Chase shows the goddess of the hunt emerging from a beautiful pool of water, surrounded by the draping limbs of trees. Elsewhere on the grounds, keep an eye out for her amazingly life-like animals. Anna Huntington loved animals and kept a small zoo at Atalaya so that she could accurately depict every expression and ripple of their muscles.
This magnificent sculpture garden is built on a large tract of land that used to comprise The Oaks, Brookgreen, Springfield and Laurel Hill plantations. Brookgreen Gardens uses the story of the land as a springboard for exploring the rich and troubled history of the Lowcountry, as well as the lives of the enslaved Africans who worked the land.
The jumping off point for these explorations is the Lowcountry Center. There you can take in the exhibit Change and Continuity, which gives an overview of the Lowcountry's history, and buy tickets for a number of special excursions.
Creek Cruises offer a chance to look at the Brookgreen property from a different vantage point as you head down the Waccamaw River in a forty-foot pontoon boat. Your interpreter explains how the enslaved Africans worked this land and points out how the unique, marshy terrain made this a perfect spot for cultivating rice. (Today, it's also a perfect spot for alligators, so keep your eyes peeled!) Creek Cruises run daily at 11.a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m., and 3 p.m. with extra cruises in April.
Two treks take you along the Brookgreen's back roads and allow you to see some of the historical sites from the former plantations. The Southern Trek takes you to the Oaks Plantation, home of the Alston family, where you will walk through the cemetery where generations of Alstons are buried. On the Northern Trek, visitors get a chance to see a Civil War era fort site and an historic rice mill chimney.
Excursions cost $7 for adults and $4 for children in addition to garden admission.
Kids can't contain their excitement as they trip down the path to Brookgreen's onsite zoo. The love of Carolina flora and fauna that spurred the Huntingtons to create the gardens is echoed in the Brookgreen Zoo's focus on Lowcountry animals. Alligators, eagles, river otters, wild turkeys and other Carolina critters make their home there.
Nearby, there are two more chances to learn about the wildlife of the Lowcountry. The Domestic Animals of the Plantation Exhibit links the zoo to Brookgreen's plantation history with rare breed Red Devon cows, Tunis sheep, Marsh Tacky Horses and one of the most vital working animals on a Southern plantation, the mule. The Cypress Aviary is dedicated to area birds; great blue herons and egrets fly overheard in this aviary built over a cypress swamp.
Perhaps the most fascinating brush with wildlife at Brookgreens is inside the seasonal exhibit The Whispering Wings Butterfly Experience. From April-October, visitors can walk among hundreds of butterflies in a special habitat.
The habitat is unique in that it is not climate controlled, so when a rare grey day rolls through, the butterflies are not that active. That was the case when I entered the Butterfly Experience. Guest Services Associate Kathy Klein helped me find butterflies who were quietly resting on tree branches, making good use of their wings' camouflage. Suddenly, the sun came out from behind a cloud and in an instant there were Monarchs, Julias, Buckeyes and Queens flitting over my head in a stunning display of color.
If you have kids, a stop at Whispering Wings is a must. Klein says that while the sight of so many butterflies flying about overwhelms some children, most of them are "all smiles."
Brookgreen Gardens is working to establish itself as a stop on the Monarch butterfly migration. You can see the beginnings of this plan in action outside of the Butterfly Experience, where they have planted rows of Milkwood (Monarch butterflies' favorite host plant) that are crawling with big, green monarch caterpillars.
Brookgreen Gardens is located between Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island off U.S. 17, just across from
Huntington Beach State Park
. The gardens are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., only closing on Christmas Day. Children 3 and younger are free when accompanied by an adult. Admission is $12 for ages 13-64, $10 for seniors 65 and older and $6 for children ages 4-12. A special feature of Brookgreen Garden admission is that your ticket is good for seven consecutive days, making return visits easy and affordable.


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Seven Morningside College students have recently been inducted into Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology.
The students are Annie L. Cory, Crickett A. Phelps, Alethea J. Stout, Jennifer A. Dziurawiec, and Stephen E. George, all of Sioux City; Tessa Rae Connor of Mapleton, Iowa; and Jacob J. Green of Lincoln, Neb. George is a senior at Morningside. Cory, Phelps, Stout, Dziurawiec, Connor, and Green are juniors.
Membership in Psi Chi is awarded to graduate and undergraduate students who are making the study of psychology one of their main interests and who meet the qualifications. Dr. Larry Sensenig, professor of psychology, serves as Psi Chi's faculty advisor.
Psi Chi is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies and is an affiliate of the American Psychological Association (APA) and the American Psychological Society (APS). Founded in 1929 at Yale University, Psi Chi is one of the largest and most successful honor societies in the world with more than 975 chapters located at college and university campuses throughout the United States.


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A VIP reception for the Louisville Sports Commission's second annual Legends Open was held May 19.
National Wheelchair Basketball Association Celebrity Game
Local notables teamed up with Paralympic athletes for the celebrity wheelchair basketball game hosted April 18 at the Kentucky Expo Center.
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For the sports fan who enjoys year-round sporting events, the Louisville Sports Commission has just the ticket – its annual "Golden Ticket" raffle.
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I come from a long line of child-bearing mothers, large families and healthy babies. Never for a minute did I think that anything would be wrong with being pregnant and having my own... Beginning in July of 1999, here's my story. My husband and I had been married for 5 years and ready to start our family. It took us only 6 months to be pregnant - I remember keeping close track of cycles and dates - I went to my OB already knowing conception and delivery dates - I was due March 20. I was really tired the first trimester, could never get enough sleep. I beamed through the second trimester, but just before Christmas I started getting REALLY big. I had shown since early on, so I wasn't too worried, but people started commenting on how big I was getting - jokes about twins and such. I went in for my monthly checkup around the first of December and all was well. 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He did explain to me that, if there more protein in my urine or if my blood pressure worsened, I would go onto bed rest, if that didn't work, hospitalization, if that didn't work, delivery of the baby. I was 29 weeks along. I assumed all was well and continued my life as usual. At my two week checkup following that (January 18), we were doing an ultrasound to check the baby's development. After giving my urine sample and taking my blood pressure (the nurse told me it was still elevated), my husband and I were waiting on the doctor to join us. He entered the room, cheerful and helpful as always, completed the ultrasound, and in general conversation (as we were talking about the hospital where the baby would be delivered), told us that we would be getting a personal tour of the hospital/delivery area. Feeing honored for a moment, I got excited - then he told me he was admitting me. Talk about SCARED! I remember walking past the nursery hearing the crying babies and starting crying myself - scared and not mentally prepared to deliver a baby yet!! Selfish, I know... I was admitted, put on all monitors and after the 24 hour urine test, was allowed to go home - total bed rest. Assuming that, because I was allowed to go home everything must be OK, I succumbed to pressure from work and continued working. I remember sitting in Dallas rush hour traffic and losing all circulation to my feet and having to pull over so that I could control the pedals again... I was to see the doctor every other day. I still didn't realize what was happening to me. I thought that this was all just a part of being pregnant and fat. I went to the doctor that Thursday (they didn't have the urine test back yet), then the next Tuesday (unfortunately I didn't see my doctor). The next Thursday (the 27th) I went in and after submitting my urine sample, the doctor came into my room and told me to gather my stuff, he'd continue our appointment after I'd checked in. He wanted just another 24 hour sample, he said. OK, I could handle that. I checked in and called my husband to bring me a big bottle of Evian. I wa! s given an ultrasound to "check the development" of the baby and steroid shots to "help him develop his lungs in case of early delivery". Around 9/10 that evening I began noticing that, though I'd drank the entire bottle of Evian, I hadn't filled more than 1/4 cup of the collection bottle. I figured "hmmmm, that's weird, I should probably tell my doctor tomorrow". I told my husband early the next morning and he said I should tell the nurse the next time she came in. After telling the nurse there was a hustle and bustle in my room. I was given a IV with a "full drip" of fluids and a catheter (just in case it was the jitters) - after being on the drip for several hours and no collection in the urine bag, they began to add things to the IV pole. Magnesium Sulfate was to "help stabilize" my blood pressure, something else was given to me when I got nauseous and antibiotics were given to me I don't even know why! Everything started getting really hazy here. I remember thinking I could "choose" the date the baby would be born, as they were talking about c-section or ! induced anyway, I remember wondering why the neonatal intensive care specialist would be visiting my room (I don't even remember anything she said), I remember thinking that my doctor's partner (the one who was on call that weekend) didn't know what he was doing and I wished my own doctor would come and seem me, because he'd send me home. 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Brandon, being a "Mag baby", was completely non-responsive at birth, but within 24 hours had rid his system of the magnesium sulfate and was breathing room air. I remember feeling a vicious jealousy of other mothe! rs who had their infants in their room, the celebrations that were going on in other rooms... momentarily hating otherwise healthy and fat little babies who were brought into NICU because of slight birthing problems... I remember asking my doctor WHAT HAPPENED when he visited me next... He said that ... no one really knows the why or how of PIH, but I had it. When my urine had stopped, my kidneys had shut down. Under hospital supervision, they waited the maximum amount of time they could (to give Brandon all the extra time he could have in the womb for the steroids to do their work on his lungs) before other vital organs began shutting down. When blood work showed the liver starting to fail, they knew they had to deliver the baby immediately to save both our lives. 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To evaluate whether actigraphy-measured total sleep time and other sleep characteristics predict incident hypertension in older men.
Study subjects were community-dwelling participants in the ancillary sleep study of the Osteoporotic Fractures in Men Study (MrOS) who were normotensive at the time of actigraphy (based on self-report, lack of antihypertensive medication use, and with systolic blood pressure < 140 mm Hg and diastolic blood pressure < 90 mm Hg). In 853 community-dwelling men 67 years and older (mean 75.1 years), sleep measures (total sleep time [TST]), percent sleep [%-sleep], latency, and wake after sleep onset [WASO]) were obtained using validated wrist actigraphy with data collected over a mean duration of 5.2 consecutive 24-h periods. We evaluated incident hypertension (based on self-report, use of antihypertensive medication, or measured systolic blood pressure ≥ 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure ≥ 90 mm Hg) at a follow-up visit an average of 3.4 years later. Baseline prehypertension was defined as a systolic blood pressure 120 to < 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure 80 to < 90 mm Hg.
At follow-up, 31% of initially normotensive men were hypertensive (264 of 853). Those with incident hypertension had higher baseline body mass index (BMI; kg/m2) and were more likely to have had prehypertension at the sleep visit than those men who remained normotensive. However, neither TST (reference 6 to < 8 h; < 6 h OR 0.96 [95% CI 0.7, 1.3] and ≥ 8 h OR 0.93 [0.5, 1.7]) nor the other actigraphic-measured sleep variables, including % -sleep (reference > 85%; < 70% OR 1.17 [0.66, 2.08]) and 70% to ≤ 85% OR 1.23 (0.9, 1.68), sleep latency (reference < 30 min; ≥ 30 min OR 1.29 [0.94, 1.76]), or WASO (reference < 30 min; 30 to < 60 min OR 0.7 [0.43, 1.14] and ≥ 60 min OR 0.92 [0.58, 1.47]) differed in those community-dwelling men who developed incident hypertension compared to those who remained normotensive.
TST and other sleep parameters determined by wrist actigraphy were not associated with incident hypertension in community-dwelling older men.
Fung MM; Peters K; Ancoli-Israel S; Redline S; Stone KL; Barrett-Connor E. Total sleep time and other sleep characteristics measured by actigraphy do not predict incident hypertension in a cohort of community-dwelling older men. J Clin Sleep Med 2013;9(6):585-591.
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