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Football Time!

SEPTEMBER 2017

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Glenn Frey | Glenn.Frey@LifestylePubs.com

I hope you have had a fun, relaxing and enriching summer vacation. Now that school has resumed I trust you are ready for some football. Although summer does not officially end until Friday, September 22, for most of us, it can feel as if it ended in early August. School is back in session, and hectic family schedules now rule the week. This month's publication of Two Eighty Lifestyle proves that the state of Alabama, and more specifically this 280 area, not only produces championship football teams but also produces top-notch businesses. In this publication, we spotlight area high school football programs with our coverage of the local teams as well as a fourth-generation family business that over time has "evolved into a premier regional family farm resort available for corporate retreats, leisure getaways, Orvis sporting clays and weddings." In addition, we also highlight and feature one of our areas top dermatology groups, The Skin Wellness Center of Alabama. Here you will find a group offering cutting-edge skin care and dermatology services to patients in the 280 area as well as all of Birmingham through their two locations. In closing, I hope you get as much pleasure reading about these great businesses as we did in putting together this publication. Once again, it has validated my belief that, in the Two Eighty area, we are surrounded by some amazingly good and talented people doing tremendous things within their organizations. So, happy reading, and, whoever that favorite team happens to be, I think we can all rejoice in the fact that once again, it is finally FOOTBALL TIME!

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New 22-Acre Wedding Venue, Hamilton Place, Debuts at Pursell Farms

Wedding planners and event designers enjoyed signature cocktails, appetizers, live music and tours of Hamilton Place at Pursell Farms. The new 22-acre wedding venue includes a new 4,600-square-foot building with a ballroom and glass-enclosed porch, lakeside ceremonial lawn, patio and formal gardens along with the historic Hamilton House, circa 1852.

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Michael has spent most of his life on Lake Martin. Growing up in Opelika in the 1960s, both his and his extended family bought second homes on the lake. He spent every summer weekend exploring every inch of Lake Martin - as only a child and then teenager can. After selling his marketing company, he permanently moved to the lake in 2002 and went to work for Russell Lands Real Estate. He has grown to be one of Lake Martin’s premier REALTORS® and prominent leading the Russell Land’s Dadeville office in sales as their top producer. He was also instrumental in the sales and marketing of many of the new numerous national and international awards for being a Top Marketing and Producing REALTOR®. He attributes much of his success to the many great REALTORS® and Brokers that were his mentors over the past 15 years, such as Mickey Phillips, Lee Lester, and John Margeson who have tools and knowledge that he still uses daily.

In 2016, Michael saw a need for a company strongly dedicated to promoting and selling property on the ‘Dadeville/Atlanta side’ of Lake Martin. He formed his own Real Estate Brokerage has grown to be THE top listing brokerage in our market – from Martin Dam to the Highway 280 Bridge.

Windy Carter, Associate Broker the past three years. Her attention to detail and in-depth knowledge of Lake Martin has allowed her to quickly rise to become our Top Producing REALTOR® for 2016. She was born and raised in Dadeville and has called Lake Martin home her entire life. She and her husband, Michael Carter, have owned several retail businesses in Dadeville. While she is more than qualified and well versed on all of our Lake Martin developments, she specializes in selling lake property outside of these and has strong relationships with many of our area builders.

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Originally from Alexander City, Mindy got her REALTOR® license in 2013 in Texas. She met Michael Langston when they were each asked to give a presentation on real estate marketing. In 2015, she finally answered her heart’s call to move back to Alabama and the Lake Martin area. She as Michael’s second-to-none approach to marketing. Mindy has been a very successful part of the LME team since then. She represents sales

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Michael has been a REALTOR® for over 25 years and is a life-long resident of Dadeville. He is the President of the Dadeville Chamber of Commerce and a member for the Tallapoosa Board of Education. Michael and his wife, Windy Carter, have owned several commercial Experience. After growing up on Highway 49, Michael is particularly knowledgeable about the Stillwaters community. He started working there at fifteen years old when ground was broken on the neighborhood. He and Windy have lived in Stillwaters for 25 years. Michael’s deep ties to our area give him a unique perspective on Lake Martin real estate.

Jenni Mims, REALTOR® Media Coordinator in 2016. She received her real estate license when she moved to Auburn over twenty years ago. After she and her husband had two children, she left real estate to start a retail establishment in Auburn. In 2008, she and her husband bought their lake home. After spending every weekend on Lake Martin, they finally made it their full time home in 2014. Jenni has become relicensed as a full-time REALTOR® and now Martin Experience developments.

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AROUND TOWN OLDEST TRIATHLON HONORING BUSTER BRITTON On June 10, athletes from all over turned out to compete in one of Alabama’s oldest triathlons. The Buster Britton Triathlon, which was held at Oak Mountain State Park, entails a 400-yard swim, 12-mile bike ride and a 3-mile run. The competition honors the life of Buster Britton, an original triathlete from Birmingham who died of a heart attack in 1985 at a fun run just after competing in a triathlon in Hawaii. The race is held each year at Oak Mountain so make sure and check out Team-Magic.com for details on next year’s event.

HORIZON STUDENTS COOKING FOR NEW CHARITY Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Horizons with a new fundraiser, students from Horizons School astonished more than 200 attendees with their impressive cooking skills. The Healthy Hearts The fifth annual Freedom Fest ZOOperstar! show

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for Horizons Culinary Extravaganza was held from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, June 16, and raised about $60,000. The successful event included a cooking competition between six teams, various cooking demonstrations and a live auction. Horizons School pro-

The fifth annual Hoover Freedom Fest Fourth of July cele-

vides community-based educational programs that are designed

bration was a huge success this year with an estimated 10,000

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attendees. Festivities included a classic and sports car show that

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games. Guests also appreciated hilarious entertainment from the ZOOperstars!, an inflatable mascots group that entertains fans of all ages. Live gospel and soul music by the Blind Boys of Alabama, a group that has been performing for more than 70 years, was a crowd pleaser just before the jaw dropping 20-minute fireworks display that brought the unspoiled evening to an end.

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medical dermatology care focuses on preventing skin problems, early detection and effective treatment options. When you visit for careful evaluation and the best solutions to conditions such as acne, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea or skin cancer, you will receive the highest level of compassionate care.” To keep you looking as great as you feel, Skin Wellness also specializes in cosmetic dermatology and provides the latest skin rejuvenation and anti-aging treatments like neuromodulators (Botox), dermal fillers, resurfacing treatments, laser therapy, top-quality skin care products and much more. You’ll find the atmosphere calming and peaceful at the Skin Wellness Center, located in both Homewood and Chelsea. Each dermatologist takes the time to understand your medical situation and aesthetic goals to provide a customized skin wellness plan meant just for our most important patient – you! “We pride ourselves on individualized care," Hartman says. "Our motto is 'Healthy Skin is Beyond Beautiful,’ so whether you’re here for a skin check or a laser treatment, our goal is for patients to be healthy and happy in their own skin.” Check out all the details on Dr. Corey Hartman and Skin Wellness Center at SkinWellness.com or call 205.871.7332 to schedule an appointment today.

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BRIARWOOD CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL LIONS These Birmingham Lions like to roar. Briarwood Christian High School's varsity football teams have won multiple state titles. They currently are coached by Fred Yancey, who is second on the list of all-time winningest Alabama high school head coaches. One of the key elements to success for the football teams at this school appears to be quality athletes with great hearts and attitudes. "To have a successful season, several things have to fall into place: You have to have talented athletes who like to play football, along with terrific coaches," says Fred, who last year led the Lions to an overall 12-2 record and regional 7-0 count. The team celebrated a 12-game winning streak, losing only the opening and last games. Fred says he's been blessed with outstanding assistant coaches over his entire career. "I lean heavily on our coaches to work together to be as good as we can be," he says. Indeed, Briarwood's coaches include previous Super Bowl NFL competitors, prior Briarwood players, as well as former players from the University of Alabama, Auburn University, Southern Methodist University and the University of South Alabama. Strengths for this team's upcoming season, as assessed by Fred, are the core linebackers and veteran secondary defensive backs. "This season, we have a new quarterback," he says. "His capacity is unproven because he hasn't gotten a lot of play time in the past. But he's a real competitor as one of our top baseball and basketball athletes, and we like his potential." The coach says he believes the Lions will be strong this season, but he also thinks all of the teams in the region will be much stronger this year, "from top to bottom." He says there were several young teams in the mix Photography by Todd Kwarcinski

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SPAIN SPAIN PARK HIGHPARK SCHOOL JAGUARS HIGH SCHOOL JAGUARS It's a bit of a wildcard year for Hoover's Spain Park High School Jaguar varsity football team, coming off of not having a football field on which to practice during the summer and graduating a significant number of seniors last school year. Jaguar Stadium was closed for months to install new field turf and track surfaces. "You don't appreciate turf until you don't have it," Spain Park Head Football Coach Shawn Raney, says. "We've been rolling around in the mud this summer, with as wet as it

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was on our grass fields. But we've got a good group, and we're focusing on consistency." Thinking about the recent 8-3 season, Shawn says this likely will be a building year, but the goal is always to do better and win at least one more game than last season. "We have three returning starters on offense and three on defense," he says. "I'm especially proud of this senior class because they may not have gotten to play as much as they wanted to in past seasons, but they stuck with it. This should be their year!" Spain Park has 26 seniors on this year's varsity football; 32 seniors graduated last year. Many of last season's seniors began as starters when they were sophomores. "So, they basically had three years of football built around them," Shawn, the Jaguars coach of the past five years, says. Five of those former seniors signed to play football in college: Douglas Henze at Harvard, Damon Wright at Mississippi College, Will Mullins at Gardner-Webb, Hunter Howell at Samford University and Thomas Jordan at Centre College. Shawn says he and the other 10 football coaches have spent the summer studying tactics at colleges in Arkansas and Georgia, as well as attending coaching clinics and hosting student camps. "Spain Park is outstanding, and our students are well-rounded, as athletes, academically and socially," he says. "It's a lot of fun to coach here, and their parents step up and support us throughout the year."

OAK MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL EAGLES Photography by Nancy Pierce

Cris Bell enters his sixth season as the head coach at Oak Mountain High School in Birmingham. He's always said he likes challenges and last football season presented several. In 2016, the Eagles varsity team started with three straight losses before winning three of four in the middle of the season and closing with three other losses. This yearâ€™s schedule will be tough again for the mix of senior and younger players, as they square off against the same teams, but will switch home and away games. Cris admits it's such a strong football region, there is little margin for errors. However, this head coach is feeling optimistic about this year's potential. "In the off-season, we evaluated what we were doing," Cris, who took responsibility for not maintaining as much overall confidence as was possible for players throughout last year, says. "But we've got guys who want to be there on the field, and this season, they have a renewed sense of purpose about them." Cris and his nine assistant varsity football coaches believe this season's football players are taking ownership of the program, and buying into ambitious objectives. "We made tangible decisions and moves regarding the way we're doing things, and we're being more intentional about leadership," he says. On paper, he says they have skilled players at playmaker and offensive line spots, with a new replacement quarterback. "We struggled defensively last season, but if we can catch a couple of breaks, I think we'll do well," Cris says. He says it was time for the football program to grow and develop, so that's what they did. "We're all feeling like we have something to prove." 18

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Hoover's 2017 state championship celebration.

Varsity head football coach Josh Niblett and his 10 assistant varsity coaches will be defending a 7-0 conference recordâ€”and they expect success. The Buccaneers again will compete against regional teams throughout the Birmingham metro area; nonregion games are comprised of schools outside of Alabama. Last year's overall record was 8-2-0. Hoover's players are eager to play on their brand-new turf after the stadium was closed this summer for renovation. The Bucs' "dynasty" comes from winning five state titles in nine seasons. No doubt, the school community takes football seriously, evidenced by when in 2015, Josh became the highest-paid high school football coach in Alabama, earning $125,000 per year. He also provides weight training at the school, into which he's injected new mental and safety features he believes are being carried into Photography by Kevin Brooks

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how the players perform. This fall will be his 21st season as a head football coach in Alabama. "We have high expectations of ourselves, year in and year out with the goal of getting better by 1 percent every day," he says. He says the team is coming off of a great summer of accelerated learning, and that this team has good chemistry. He's looking for those players who will be "difference makers" as they face one of the toughest schedules in the country. "Our goal is to make changes to ensure the right people are in the right spots, and that we have the best 11 guys out on the field at all times," he says. Josh says momentum will be key, and that their goal is to dictate each game. "We're a little young on the back end, but if we control the box and come out strong and early on defense, we can build on our strengths," he says. "We've got the skill, speed and flexibility." He says there's a bit of competition among quarterbacks this season. "But they're pushing each other up, and we'll try to get the ball into the hands of all of our receivers." "Football is always changing, and we're focused on building great athletes who have the tools to explode at the right times," Josh says. We like the dynamics for this season." CONTINUED >

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CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL HORNETS Photography by Cari Dean

Chris Elmore enters his fifth season as head coach of the Hornets varsity football team in Chelsea. Rolling off an 8-3 overall record, he says this year's team of patient, former juniors will be looking to push extra hard to show what they can do, now that it's their time to shine as seniors. "With 24 seniors graduating last school year, it's almost like starting with a new team," says Chris, who quickly adds that he's got confidence in them and is eager to see how they respond to the opportunities. "Most of this year's 27 seniors just haven't been put in the fire yet. Their potential is unknown because they've haven't yet had the playing time on the field, but they've put in the work for the past couple of years," says the coach who's been watching them develop since eighth grade.

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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 2017 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

Alabama A&M Bulldogs Legion Field, Birmingham, AL 2:30 p.m. CT

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

Georgia Southern Eagles Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL 6:30 p.m. CT // SEC Network

Florida State Seminoles Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA 7 p.m. CT // ABC

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

Ball State Cardinals Scheumann Stadium, Muncie, IN 2 p.m. CT // ESPN3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

Clemson Tigers Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC 6 p.m. CT // ESPN

Fresno State Bulldogs Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL 2:30 p.m. CT // ESPN2

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Legion Field, Birmingham, AL TBA

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

Mercer Bears Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL 3 p.m. CT

Colorado State Rams Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL 6 p.m. CT // ESPN or ESPN2

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

North Texas Mean Green Apogee Stadium, Denton, TX 5:30 p.m. CT // beIN SPORTS

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

Missouri Tigers Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium, Columbia, MO TBA

Vanderbilt Commodores Vanderbilt Stadium, Nashville, TN TBA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Legion Field, Birmingham, AL TBA

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

Mississippi State Bulldogs Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL TBA

Ole Miss Rebels Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL TBA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Legion Field, Birmingham, AL 5:30 p.m. CT // beIN SPORTS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7

Ole Miss Rebels Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL TBA

Texas A&M Aggies Kyle Field, College Station, TX TBA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

Charlotte 49ers Jerry Richardson Stadium, Charlotte, NC 5:30 p.m. CT // beIN SPORTS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

Louisiana State University Tigers Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge, LA TBA

Arkansas Razorbacks Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL TBA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21

Southern Miss Golden Eagles M.M. Roberts Stadium, Hattiesburg, MS 6 p.m. CT

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21

Arkansas Razorbacks D.W.R. Razorback Stadium, Fayetteville, AR TBA

Tennessee Volunteers Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL TBA

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Rice Owls Legion Field, Birmingham, AL TBA

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Texas A&M Aggies Kyle Field, College Station, TX TBA

Louisiana State University Tigers Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL TBA

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University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners Alamodome, San Antonio, TX TBA

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Ideal for “I Do” Winding pathway lead from Hamilton Place to the patio and garden, historic Hamilton Home and Spring House Spa (not shown).

Soft color palette adapts easily to décor themes.

NEW 22-ACRE HAMILTON PLACE WEDDING VENUE AT PURSELL FARMS IN SYLACAUGA OFFERS AWE-INSPIRING OPTIONS TO CELEBRATE LOVE STORIES. ARTICLE SANDRA RYDER

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Sunny bridal luncheon in the historic Hamilton Home.

avid and Ellen Pursell smile as they think of the weddings celebrated at Pursell Farms. Weddings for their son and two daughters

were hosted at the farm, as were the nuptials for numerous friends. With an increasing number of guests choosing the farm for their special day, it seemed only natural to create a wedding venue. For the many golfers, attendees of corporate retreats and sports enthusiasts who’ve visited the farm over the years, this may come as a surprise. After all, the resort’s 3,200 acres are home to the FarmLinks golf course, a Hurdzan-Fry design consistently rated GolfWeek’s No. 1 all-access course in Alabama; a high-tech conference center; the South’s only Orvis Shooting Grounds; and handsome, spacious accommodations housed in cabins, cottages and a 14,000-square-foot lodge. Even so, the Pursells were committed to their concept: to present bridal couples with unrivaled indoor and outdoor settings, and make the venue second to none in convenience and versatility. How that concept would translate into a finished physical product was an unknown. “We had land and scenic views, and had hosted some great weddings at the farm, but to build a new venue from the ground up we needed to hear from the customer,” David Pursell, CEO of Pursell Farms, says. “We talked with brides and grooms, met with professional event planners and learned about the ways bridal couples want to celebrate their weddings today. It was an education.” Millennial couples are customizing their ceremonies, foregoing traditional hotel ballrooms and country clubs, and opting for locales that reflect their personalities and individual style. Indoor and outdoor locations, natural surroundings, scenic views, light-filled interior spaces and ease of bringing their dreams to reality were key factors. “We carved out an extensive lawn, set aside space for a patio and garden, then situated the new Hamilton Place ballroom to take advantage of views and have proximity to these venues,” David says. “We added special touches, such as an isle in the lake to create a natural stage for the bride and groom. The result is 22 acres designed specifically for weddings and celebrations.”

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Locally Owned (CON TI N U ED) Couples may pledge their vows in the Hamilton Place ballroom with a garden-view bay window framing the couple, lakeside on the ceremonial lawn and isle or under a canopy of twinkling stars at the patio and formal gardens. All locations plus the Spring House Spa are connected by gently winding walkways. Ample parking is adjacent to the venue, with the option of valet parking or attendants to whisk guests from the parking lot to the ballroom via golf cart. The design of Hamilton Place, the 4,600-square-foot air-conditioned main building and ballroom, was influenced by Tidewater Colonial architecture, a less formal style that was used for important residences following the Georgian period. The style was chosen for its compatibility with the existing surroundings and its elegance appropriate to significant occasions. The living room is appointed with furnishings, art and antiques reflective of a fine Southern home. A stately fireplace with a surround of famed Alabama white marble is the room’s focal point and is already a favorite spot for arriving guests to snap a photo. The light-filled ballroom features a creamy white color palette, 20-foot vaulted clapboard ceilings with skylights, graceful 7-foot crystal and aged bronze chandeliers, and an oversized bay window facing the formal gardens. Handsome oak hardwood floors throughout are reclaimed, resawn wood from Avondale Mills, which operated in the area for 106 years. A glass-walled porch spans the length of the ballroom, offering panoramic views of the lawn, lake and the mountain beyond. “The ballroom feels historic and natural without being rustic; sophisticated without being formal,” says Ellen, who also led the design of the farm’s clubhouse, cabin, cottage and lodge interiors. “Although the palette is soft and easily adaptable to colors and themes, the interior is beautiful on its own. Brides don’t need a huge budget for décor to have a lovely ceremony or reception here.” An iconic setting for an outdoor ceremony, the ceremonial lawn and Isle creates a memorable vignette for seated guests. The extensive lawn may also be staged for receptions and seated dinners, with ample room for live music and tents. The patio and formal gardens are designed for luncheons, dinners or pre-dinner cocktails prior to a reception in the grand ballroom. The space may be tented, or enjoyed in the open air.

WHAT’S NEXT AT PURSELL FARMS? THE INN, OPENING FIRST QUARTER 2018.

The three-story, country estate-styled Inn will feature a signature restaurant, sports bar, sparkling pool and peaceful views of scenic meadows and wooded foothills. The Inn’s 40 guest rooms and suites will offer a mix of king or double queen beds, and suites will open to verandas. The interior design will reflect the farm’s Southern heritage, with a color palette that complements the natural beauty of the surroundings.

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More than ever, couples let photos tell their love story, and the expansive grounds

Chef Andrea Griffith’s Shrimp and Grits.

at Hamilton Place offer many possibilities to capture memorable moments. Think of a carefree bride in a billowing gown at sunset with the last of the sun’s rays reflected on a lake or black-and-white photography of the couple whispering under a canopy of tiny glittering lights and an unobstructed night sky. And yet, there’s more than meets the eye at Hamilton Place. Efforts were focused on alleviating challenges faced by event planners, such as coordinating catering miles away from a kitchen, tenting a field and even a lack

by José Montalvo, one of only four certified

of electrical outlets when staging a space.

sommeliers in Alabama at last count.

“Event planners gave us their wish lists,

“ The food and beverage experience

and we translated those into blueprints,”

must be as exceptional as the venue,”

David says. “Our ballroom has electrical out-

David says.

lets in the floors, walls and ceiling along with

Sharing the 22-acre venue, the historic

more than enough power to support lighting

Hamilton Home is a Greek Revival ante-

installations, décor and live entertainment.

bellum house built in 1852 and listed on

Supports for tents and electrical outlets are

the National Register of Historic Places.

built into our patio and gardens, too.”

The home is popular for the bride and

The convenience of an on-site kitchen

bridesmaids to share the ritual of dressing

assures guests that food is freshly pre-

for the wedding. Couples may choose to

sented throughout an event. Chef Andrea

spend their wedding night at the spacious

Griffith, formerly with the Greenbriar and

home, which features a romantic master

Primland resorts, creates farm-to-fork-

bedroom suite. Pursell Farms’ Jimmy and

inspired dishes with as many ingredients

Chris Pursell, married for 63 years, lived in

as possible sourced from Pursell Farms,

the restored home for 30 years. Following

nearby farms and renowned regional sup-

their example, David and Ellen celebrated

pliers. Couples opting for a seated dinner

their 36th anniversary recently.

can offer their guests a selection of artfully plated courses. For a buffet-style reception,

“This is a wonderful place to start a life together,” Ellen says.

guests may choose from stations brimming with tasting plates, appetizers prepared in

For information about weddings, corporate par-

small cast iron skillets and lavish char-

ties and retreats, golf stays, and weekend get-

cuterie displays. Beverages get the star

aways at Pursell Farms, please call 256.208.7600

treatment, too. Selections for traditional

or visit PursellFarms.com.

champagne toasts, wine pairings, craft beers and signature cocktails are overseen

New 22-acre wedding venue at Pursell Farms encompasses the new Hamilton Place ballroom, ceremonial lawn and isle, patio and gardens, and the Hamilton House, ca 1852, listed on the National Register of Historic Places (far left). September 2017 | Two Eighty Lifestyle

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THE MARKETPLACE AT LEE BRANCH

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SEPTEMBER 9 BICENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY BASH ORR PARK The city of Montevallo will be celebrating the 164th anniversary of the “arriving of the cars." Load up the family and come enjoy some live entertainment, food trucks, carnival rides, market booths, the 16th Annual Cars by The Creek antique car show and so much more.

SEPTEMBER 16 GRAPE STOMP MORGAN CREEK VINEYARD Kick off your shoes, jump in a barrel and stomp some grapes. Morgan Creek Vineyard will be holding their annual grape stomping event. There will be grape stomping, tours, tastings and lots of

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SEPTEMBER 30 BABY STEPS 5K MEMORIAL RUN TANNEHILL IRONWORKS HISTORICAL STATE PARK There will be a 5K starting at 8 a.m., and the 1-mile fun run will begin at 8:15 a.m. The race provides a caring environment for grieving family and friends to come together to remember their loved ones who they have lost. All proceeds from the Annual Baby Steps Memorial Run benefit The Amelia Center in Birmingham. BabyStepsAL.org.

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Apple Tart Topped with Salted Caramel Ice-Cream

ARTICLE EXECUTIVE CHEF ERIC CARTER PHOTOGRAPHY JANIE JONES

• 12-inch pie crusts

1. Heat oven to 400º F.

• 1⁄2 cup sugar

2. Mix 1/2 cup sugar and the flour in large bowl. Stir in apples. The sugar-flour mixture

• 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour • 4 cups chopped peeled apples • 2 tablespoons sugar

will not all stick to the apples; that’s OK. 3. Spread the apple mixture uniformly from the center of the dough circle to within 2 inches of edge. Fold edge of dough over apple mixture; crimp edge of dough slightly.

• 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon

4. Mix 2 tablespoons sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon; sprinkle over apples and dough.

• 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg

5. Cut 1 tablespoon butter into 5 or 6 small pieces; spread on top of the apples.

• 1 tablespoon butter

6. Bake 27 to 32 minutes or until crust is golden brown. 7. Cut into wedges. Serve warm drizzled with caramel topping.

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