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86Autumn Events

The second Smith Mountain Lake Hot Air Balloon Classic will take place Sept. 7-8 at Mariners Landing. The event is just one of many scheduled at the lake this fall. For details on new happenings and old favorites, turn to the expanded calendar of events that begins on page 86.

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55 Looking for a fun way to spend a fall weekend on SML and support eight local charities? Then mark your calendar for Oct. 5-7 and make plans to attend the 2012 SML Charity Home Tour. Get a sneak peak at the eight waterfront homes that comprise this year’s event along with by-boat directions in our guide that starts on page 55.

SML Charity Home Tour Guide

80 For visitors, the SML Wine Festival is a great way to spend a relaxing day sampling new wines, meeting winemakers, enjoying live music and discovering new and unusual items offered by assorted vendors. For winery owners, workers and volunteers, it’s a whole different story.

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ContentsSmith Mountain Laker Magazine | September/October 2012

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ContentsSmith Mountain Laker Magazine | September/October 2012

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11 Editor’sNote

13 TaketheLakerWithYou

Shorelines18 LakeHomes• George and Peggy Morrison

are living a long-held dream in their custom home that towers above the water

26 Lake&Garden• We reveal the winner of the 5th Lovely Laker Landscape Contest!

36 Profile• The Furrow family has made producing award-winning wines a family affair at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery

44 Art&Culture• Mike Mutchler’s restored 1926 Chris-Craft is a tribute to patriotism, craftsmanship and style

50 What’sinaName?• The story behind “Y’all Greek to Me”

Special Section55 SMLCharityHomeTour• A by-boat

guide to attending one of the lake’s oldest and most beloved autumn events

Savor74 Restaurants• Ole School Sports Pub &

Grill is serving up happy customers

80 Spirits• What it takes for wineries to accommodate thousands of visitors to the Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival

Social Seen86 Calendar• An expanded list of top events

for September and October

96 LakerMap• Locator map and advertiser index

Laker Real EstateOntheFlip • Turn your Laker over to find homes

for sale in and around the lake region

D E P A R T M E N T S

FIT & HEALTHYWe’ll premier a new guide to wellness

at Smith Mountain Lake in the November/December Laker.

See Page 35 for more details!

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You may think summer is a busy season at Smith Mountain Lake, but when it comes to events, autumn is definitely tops around here. The SML Wine Festival, Charity Home Tour and Antique Boat Show are just a few of the events that occur annually. At Laker Media, our challenge is to find new and interesting twists on these long-time lake favorites while also making readers aware of new events or smaller, more obscure ones they may want to attend. In this issue, I think we’ve accomplished that goal with several engaging features, interesting profiles,

an expanded version of the events calendar and our exclusive guide to taking the SML Charity Home Tour by boat. You’ll also want to turn to page 26 to see and read about the winning entry in our 5th Lovely Laker Landscape Contest, sponsored by Lakescapes Nursery, and page 74 for a feature on how two buddies transformed a former schoolhouse into a lively sports pub. Laker Media team members already are busy working on the November/December issue. In it, we’ll publish a new guide to health and wellness at Smith Mountain Lake as well as our annual Holiday Gift Guide. For details on both, turn to page 35. I hope you enjoy an eventful fall!

Andie Gibson, Editor

Governor in the houseGov. Bob McDonnell enjoyed boating, wakeboarding, and fishing while vacationing at SML in July. His choice of reading material during down time? Laker Magazine, of course! Pictured with McDonnell are Bridgewater Marina employees Jahleel McCall (left) and Josef Koefer, who took refuge from a rain shower with Virginia’s first family after delivering rental boats for their week-long stay at the lake.

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CharlottesvilleVicki and Eddie Allman (first and fourth from left) of Hardy took a break from tailgating at a UVa football game last fall to have this photo snapped with the Cavalier mascot and his horse. Joining the Allmans were friends from Chesapeake, Chester, Nokesville, Powhatan, and Richmond. “We shared our Laker with everyone and they loved it,” Vicki said.

SavannahSmith Mountain Lake residents (from left) Linda St. John, David St. John, Anne Legard, Frank Oakes and John Legard took the Laker in March to Savannah, Ga., for the city’s 188th St. Patrick’s Day parade. The event, which draws hundreds of thousands people, is part of a two-week celebration of Irish heritage in the historic city. The SML group is pictured at the Pirates’ House, a restaurant that dates back to 1753.

Turks and CaicosGeorge and Jennifer Chaconas of Moneta traveled in March to the Turks and Caicos Islands for a warm-weather getaway. The couple is holding the September/October 2011 issue of the Laker, for which they volunteered as cover models along with their labradoodle, Chloe. The Turks and Caicos are in the North Atlantic Ocean, southeast of the Bahamas, north of Hispaniola and about 620 miles from Miami.

VicksburgIn May, Bonnie and Don Bull of Moneta cruised the Mississippi River from Memphis to New Orleans aboard the “American Queen,” a paddlewheel steamboat. Stops included Vicksburg (where they posed for this photo with the Laker) and Natchez, Miss., Helena, Ark., Oak Alley, St. Francisville and Baton Rouge, La. “We loved the steamboat and the shore excursion buses ... which offered ‘hop on, hop off’ stops at the various ports,” Don said. “The food was great, the room was very comfortable and the staff was friendly and attentive.”

In May, SML Rotary Club president Case Pieterman and wife Coby visited the Buddhist temple Wat Phra That Doi Suthep near Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand. The temple, which is at an elevation of 3,520 feet, dates back to 1383 and can be reached via a steep staircase of 290 steps. Case said the temple’s pagoda contains holy Buddha relics and attracts Buddhist pilgrims from all over the world. The Pietermans were in Thailand attending the 2012 Rotary International Convention.


Send Us Your Photo! Take the Laker with you on your next adventure and email us your photo with a famous landmark, unusual attraction or stunning scenery in the background. And if you run into anyone famous,be sure to include them in the fun. Submit to [email protected]. Don’t forget to leave your magazine behind so others can discover Smith Mountain Lake!

Key WestJohn and Ann Yearick of Christiansburg and Smith Mountain Lake traveled in January for a winter getaway to Key West, Fla. The couple stopped for this photo with the Laker in front of the concrete marker painted to look like a buoy that claims the spot in Key West as the southernmost point in the continental United States.

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New OrleansIn May, 40 friends and family members (including this group from SML) joined long-time lake residents Ralph and Barbara Brush in New Orleans for a three-day celebration of the couple’s 50th wedding anniversary. Ralph (holding magazine) and Barbara (in purple sweater) met in the city and lived there when first married. This photo was taken at the Houmas House Plantation and Gardens, an antebellum estate in nearby Darrow, La.

BahamasNoah and Adam Patterson of Penhook took time out from their April vacation to Atlantis Paradise Island, a resort in the Bahamas, to pose for this photo with the Laker in front of the Leap of Faith. The 60-foot waterslide with a Mayan Temple theme features a nearly vertical drop that propels riders through a clear acrylic tunnel submerged in a shark-filled lagoon.

St. MaartenJenny, Hanna, Kayla and Bobby Hathaway of Powhatan paused for this photo with the Laker following a snorkeling trip off the coast of St. Maarten. The family members, who also enjoy vacations at SML, made a stop at the Caribbean island while on a spring break cruise in April. St. Maarten, which encompasses the southern half of the island, is a constituent country of the Netherlands, while the northern half, known as St. Martin, is an overseas collectivity of France.

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The Dillard family of Union Hall took a year’s worth of Lakers with them on a trip in April to Great Smokey Mountains National Park where they posed for this photo with Clingmans Dome in the background. At 6,643 feet, Clingmans Dome is the highest point in Tennessee and the thrird highest mountain east of the Mississippi River (behind North Carolina’s Mount Mitchell and Mount Craig). Pictured from left are Christine, Elizabeth, Steven, Caroline, Elsie and Ralph Dillard.

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DreamFor more than 20 years, George and Peggy Morrison spent

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Clockwise from top left, a tile backsplash surrounded by stacked stone serves as a focal point in the kitchen of the Morrison home; a large, stone water fountain in the foyer shields the lake view until guests enter the main living area; stairs lead down to the dock, which includes a seating area and bar; a paver driveway leads to the front of the Morrison home, which will be one of eight included on the Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour Oct. 5-7; Adirondack chairs provide a quiet spot to relax on the dock.



George and Peggy Morrison never paid much attention to Smith Mountain Lake when they were growing up less than three hours down the road in Abingdon. But

in 1980, Peggy got her first post-college job in Bedford. The couple moved to Roanoke, purchased a secondhand boat and began to explore – and fall in love with – the lake. “We loved the serenity of the water, the beauty of the area, the friendly people and proximity to Roanoke and Virginia Tech,” Peggy said. “It was soon apparent that we planned to come back to the area when we retired.” Over the years, the Morrisons rented lakefront homes for one-, two-, then three-week vacations, and it was during one of those excursions that George took a photo of a home the couple admired. “It was just beautiful,” he said. “And I kept

HOME JOURNAL

Our Top SpotThe kitchen, which the homeowners described as an inviting space for guests to gather and socialize during meal preparation.

Most Unexpected ElementThe water feature in the foyer. “We saw this in a restaurant and thought it was a good way to hide the view until you entered the room,” Peggy Morrison said.

Couldn’t Live WithoutThe whole-home audio system. “We enjoy music, and all our CDs are on a server, so we have easy access to a wide variety of music. We can listen on the dock too,” said George Morrison.

Glad We Splurged OnThe whole-home generator, which came in handy after a major storm knocked out power for several days at the end of June. “We had electricity, ice, hot water,” Peggy said. “We lived [elsewhere] through two tornadoes and one hurricane. The cost of the food we have thrown out over the years could buy this generator.”

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that photo in my day planner where I could see it often. Owning a house on the lake became one of our goals. It was a dream.” George, a district human resources manager with UPS, and Peggy, a city planner and consultant, moved farther away from SML through the years – to Richmond, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Louisville – but continued to vacation here. Ultimately, they invested in a townhouse on the Blackwater at Lakestone, where, George noted, their yearly taxes were less than their monthly townhouse taxes in Pennsylvania. In 2000, the Morrisons purchased a waterfront lot and began working with an architect to design their dream home. In 2006, after two years of planning and 18 months of construction, the couple moved into their stunning, three-story Contentment Island home, which will be featured Oct. 5-7 on the SML Charity Home Tour.


Clockwise from top left, a dining table seats four on the lakeside patio, which also includes an outdoor fireplace for chilly autumn nights; the main-level family room features a 20-foot wall of windows and two-story fireplace; a Victrola is one of several family antiques which decorate the lower-level master suite.


“It was our dream-come-true to live at the lake and to have a home that was the best of several houses we had lived in after five work-related relocations,” George said. “When you are relocated to a place not of your choosing, the house is a house and never feels like your home, because you lack the emotional investment knowing it was not going to be the area where you would settle down after retirement.” From the lake side, the Morrison home towers above the water with three stories of windows and stacked stonework columns. On the street side, a distinctive barrel-ceiling entryway welcomes visitors. Water flows down a stacked-stone wall in the two-story foyer, a harbinger of the relaxing water views guests will find in nearly every room of the open and accommodating home. A small glass wall between the great room and the dining room seems to expand both spaces. Custom-designed cherry cabinets, an expansive island, high-end appliances, tile backsplash and stone columns all contribute to the eye-popping kitchen. The master suite on the main floor allows one-level living and has a sitting room facing the double-sided fireplace from the great room.


HOME TOUR• 2012 GUIDE

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2012 GUIDE

Looking for a fun way to spend a fall weekend on Smith Mountain Lake and support eight local

charities? Then mark your calendar for Columbus Day weekend (Oct. 5-7) and make plans to attend the 2012 SML Charity Home Tour where visitors can get an inside look at eight distinctive lakefront homes and find design, decorating and landscaping inspiration.

The fact that all eight Tour homes are accessible by boat is part of what makes SML’s event unique among similar tours across the country. Weather permitting — and Southwest Virginia is usually blessed with some gorgeous fall boating days in early October — traveling to some or all of the homes by water, especially with friends or family aboard, is a special treat.

The close proximity of this year’s Tour homes, coupled with lower gas prices, makes going by boat practical, too. Seven Tour stops are clustered along the shores of the lower Roanoke and Blackwater channels, and the eighth is reached via what is generally a traffic-free run up the Blackwater to B47.

In addition, Tour planners have taken steps to arrange extra docking space at several of the homes to minimize instances where boaters have to wait for a place to tie up.

All-in-all, some delightful fall cruise destinations await, so keep this guide for attending the Home Tour by boat handy.

– Jerry Hale

Turn to Page 55 for our annual Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour Guide, which includes descriptions and photos of all eight homes and directions on how to visit them by boat.


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Upstairs are two guest bedrooms, a bath, sitting area with wet bar and access to the decks, which are constructed of Ipe with railings made by George’s father, who owned an ornamental iron company. On the lake level is a second family room with another complete kitchen and second master suite. All doorways are extra wide for handicapped accessibility. The Morrisons designed the space to accommodate their parents should health issues require them to move in. It could also house a caregiver and allow the Morrisons to stay in the home later in life, Peggy said. Family is a common theme in the house, and in the second master suite is a collection of family

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Clockwise from top right, a neon sign adds whimsy to the bar area in the lower-level recreation room; a home theater offers abundant seating for movie-watching; an upper-level sitting area provides a quiet spot to read or watch television.

antiques: an antique radio, an old Victrola and family cameras from the past. More antiques, old family photos and a vintage treadle sewing machine adorn one of the upstairs guest bedrooms. Throughout the home, visitors will notice numerous floral arrangements, all created by Peggy’s mother. The lower level also includes a media room, which resembles a miniature movie theater complete with projection screen and step-down seating. The recreation room is designed for fun and features a pool table and abundant neon signs. The home’s high-tech features include a Lutron lighting system and whole-home audio system, a feature the couple said they couldn’t live without. The Morrisons said they got many ideas for their home while attending the SML Charity Home Tour several times. Now, they look forward to opening their home so others can do the same – and raise money for eight local charities. “We were thrilled about being invited to have our home on the Charity Home Tour,” George said. “We know how much the proceeds benefit the many deserving charities.”


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TOP Judy and Steve Smith relax on their lakefront patio.

NEAR RIGHT One of Judy’s favorite plants, ‘Natchez’ crape myrtle, makes a fine floral display in summer.

FAR RIGHT ‘Bloodgood’ maple on the left and coral bark maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’) on the right frame the front entrance of the Smith home. They are two of the trees transplanted from the couple’s home in Forest to their Smith Mountain Lake retreat.

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hSimply SpectacularFour years after beginning construction on

their custom waterfront home on Smith Mountain Lake, Judy Smith began to get cold feet. She started creating excuses for why she couldn’t move from her home in

Forest to the lake house. Perhaps the most unusual was that she could not leave behind four large trees she had grown from saplings.

Her husband sprang into action, consulting with landscape architect Cabell Crowther, who suggested they move the trees to the new property in The Waterfront Country Club community. So, on a cold day in January 2005, five workers from a local

landscape company arrived in Forest with heavy equipment to unearth the trees, wrap the root balls in burlap, transport them to the lake and replant them.

“It took five guys 5½ hours to dig up one tree and wrap the roots,” said Steve Smith. “The root ball was so heavy, the back of the front-end loader rose in the air. Five 200-pound guys had to stand on the back of the machine as counterbalance.”

Those four trees, which would have cost far more to replace than to move, are key to the Smith’s garden design, which won this year’s Lovely Laker Landscape Contest.



RIGHT A twisty downspout is like an abstract sculpture, transforming function into form at the Smith home. Dwarf fountain grass ‘Hameln’ grows at its base.

BELOW The serpentine stone retaining wall creates level garden space near the house and creates interest as the wall curves out of sight. The trees planted at the lake level frame the view and add a sense of depth from the house.

Now at least 25 feet tall, the coral bark Japanese maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’) is a focal point at the front entrance, adding year-round interest with its vivid coral-colored branches in winter, lime-green leaves in spring and summer and golden autumn foliage. The maroon hue of the ‘Bloodgood’ Japanese maple softens the opposite corner. A third Japanese maple provides shade to the exercise spa while the relocated lace leaf maple graces a corner in the side garden.

Moving the specimen trees was just one of the many house design and landscape hurdles. Although the property has 550 feet of shoreline, the lot is long and skinny, presenting challenges to both architect Danny Goins and landscape architect Crowther. Each had to figure out how to fit the house and garden onto the lot, adhering to the Franklin

County and Shoreline Management Plan setback codes, while still providing ample living space. Both designers rose to the challenge.

“The house literally could not have been an inch bigger,” said Judy. “There are all sorts of odd angles to accommodate the lot, and the entire house is pointed toward the Peaks of Otter view.”

The garden is terraced to create level areas. The stone retaining walls have serpentine curves to reduce the impression of their height and length, also adding a delightful sense of mystery because the curves obscure the view from one end to the other.

In a garden of this size, it would have been an easy pitfall to fill it with hundreds of different plant varieties. Instead, the Smiths realized the importance of making a large statement with swaths and ribbons of one plant. Groves of Heritage river birch flank the driveway. The ornamental grass Miscanthus sinensis follows the arch of the sandy beach. Large-leaf hydrangea soften the house foundations on the shady side, while a mass planting of the sun-loving Annabelle hydrangeas fill a sunny spot. Judy’s latest idea is a layered row of hydrangeas combining the long-flowering, 8-foot tall ‘Limelight’ behind ‘Little Lime,’ a new dwarf introduction that tops at 5 feet.

“There are all sorts of odd angles to accommodate the lot, and the entire house is pointed toward

the Peaks of Otter view.” Judy Smith, homeowner


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JuDy SMITH’S 13 FAvOrITE PLANTS

� Coral bark maple (Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’): I love the 4-season interest: coral branches in winter, lime green leaves in spring and summer and golden fall foliage.

� Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’: It has huge, spectacular blooms that change from white to apple green. It’s great for dried flowers, and since it blooms on new wood, I can cut it back in winter.

� ‘Kleim’s Hardy’ gardenia: They are evergreen all year, and have white, fragrant blooms from spring until frost.

� ‘Natchez’ crape myrtle: They have a classic look in the landscape and provide late summer to fall blooms. They can be pruned, but do not lop off the tops of the branches. That kind of pruning ruins the shape of the tree.

� American yellowwood tree (Cladrastis kentukea, aka C. lutea): A Virginia native, it has beautiful branch structure and white wisteria-like blooms in the late spring.

� Chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus): I love the shape of this tree, which reminds me of [the movie] “Out of Africa,” and the spiky lavender blooms from spring to early summer.

� Cryptomeria japonica ‘Yoshino’: This is the most beautiful evergreen I have ever seen.

� Viburnum plicatum tomentosum ‘Summer Snowflake’: An upright viburnum with layers of white blooms in the spring that last for many weeks, the deer will not eat this shrub. Viburnum ‘Shasta’ is another favorite that is more horizontal in habit than ‘Summer Snowflake.’

� Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Alice’ (oakleaf hydrangea): When planted en masse, it’s absolutely stunning. The cone-shaped white blooms are 12 inches long in spring, and it has beautiful fall foliage.

� Bald cypress (Taxodium distichum): A deciduous conifer that is absolutely beautiful in all seasons.

� Bloodgood’ Japanese maple: I love its branch structure and the beautiful leaf shape and color.

� Dwarf maiden grass (Miscanthus sinensis ‘Adagio’): This grass is gorgeous in all seasons and grows to only 3-4 feet.

� Sedum ‘Vera Jameson’: A ground cover sedum that blooms purple-pink in late summer.

Judy chose her shrubs for their suitability to the lake environs and their diverse seasonal interest: rhododendrons in spring, St. John’s wort for early summer, different types of hydrangeas, Knock Out roses for long summer interest, and evergreens such as ‘Kleim’s Hardy’ gardenia and the compact ‘Soft Touch’ holly. Carefully positioned trees provide needed shade at different times of year.

Deeply involved with the care of the garden, Judy walks the property daily, noticing which plants need a little feeding, a little pruning, a bit more water, giving the care as needed.

BELOW From left, the evergreen Gardenia jasminoides ‘Kleim’s Hardy’ is another favorite plant in the Smith garden because it has fragrant flowers from spring until frost; the chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus) reminds Judy of the movie “Out of Africa,” while ‘Little Lime’ hydrangeas provide later summer interest. When mature, the newly planted ‘Limelight‘ hydrangeas will provide another shrub layer behind the ‘Little Limes’.


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“I have a feel for plants and their watering and feeding needs,” she said. “you just have to be observant and look at them. When we started, we also had our soil tested, which helped me to learn what was needed.”

When she does fertilize, Judy said she is careful to use the minimum required to meet the plants’ needs without causing leaching into the lake.

“Too little fertilizer is better than too much,” she advised.

Now happily settled in their home, Judy laughed when recalling her qualms about the move. In addition to her passion for the garden, both Steve and Judy are actively involved in the lake community. Judy is a member of both the Moneta and Smith Mountain Lake garden clubs and volunteers at the Southern virginia Child Advocacy Center in rocky Mount. In her spare time, she draws and works in pastels. Steve is an avid golfer and an accomplished duplicate bridge player. They are supporters of the roanoke Symphony, and you can catch Steve performing with the Smith Mountain Lake Harmeneers barbershop chorus.

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TOP House and garden spaces are focused on the waterfront view.

LEFT A mass planting of a low-growing St. John’s wort, which is dotted with sunny yellow flowers in early summer, makes an excellent ground cover.

BELOW The compact exercise spa, shaded by a variety of trees, has forceful jets to allow swimming against the current.



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If grape vines could speak, the vibrant green rows at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery in Moneta would have many stories to tell.

They could recall how the operation began in 1992 as five acres planted on land boasting

a fascinating history that pre-dates Smith Mountain Lake itself. They might share how the vineyard later became the 75th commercial winery in Virginia or how the circa-1923 farmhouse was restored into a charming tasting room. They might proudly tell of the many awards Hickory Hill’s wines have earned over the years.

Over the past 20 years, the Furrow family

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at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery.

LEFT Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery owner Roger Furrow inspects the vines, which he and Judy Furrow, his wife of 50 years, have nurtured since 1992.

AbOVE From left, Roger and Judy Furrow, Tura and Wendy Furrow-Scott and Donald Scott all pitch in to operate Hickory Hill; the winery’s Cabernet Sauvignon is a top seller.


RIGHT Roger and Judy Furrow, co-owners of Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery in Moneta

ABOVE LEFT Vines stretch across the Bedford County land the Furrows purchased in 1992 to start their vineyard. The couple sold their grapes to another winery for several years before opening their own in 2001.

ABOVE RIGHT A renovated farmhouse serves as a tasting room and gift shop at Hickory Hill.

Mostly, the vines would likely describe the careful cultivation and diligent involvement of owners Roger and Judy Furrow, whose passion for the land and business has been passed on to daughter Wendy Furrow-Scott and her husband, Donald Scott.

Earlier this year, Hickory Hill’s vines reached their 20-year mark and Roger and Judy celebrated 50 years of marriage. Both milestones are rooted in steadfast dedication.

The early years“When I was in the Air Force, I was once assigned

additional duty of inventorying the Officer’s Club,” Roger Furrow said. “As a country boy from Franklin County who grew up in a family that never drank

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wine, I was fascinated by all the exotic French and Italian wine names in the wine collection. When I told Judy, we decided to start trying a few wines, and we loved it. Soon, we were making homemade wine from everything available.”

The couple was invited to experiment with a few vines on land in the Hickory Cove area of SML owned by Roger’s father, who helped build the Smith Mountain Dam. The Furrows made trips from their North Carolina home to his parents’ cabin almost every weekend to cultivate the grapes. They also made time to participate in winemaking seminars sponsored by Virginia Tech’s Department of Agriculture.

“Judy and I started looking for a farm where we could plant a commercial vineyard,” Furrow said. “We bought the old Tobe Scruggs farm that is now Hickory Hill in 1992 and planted the first blocks of grapes that year. We sold our grapes to another winery the first six to seven years, but then I retired from my real job and we opened the winery in 2001.”

Judy Furrow said they could not have made the operation a success without help from the lake community, particularly when Judy battled cancer in 2005.

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Hours Winery hours vary throughout the year so it’s best to call or check the website in advance. The tasting room is open Thursday through Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through November (closed Thanksgiving Day.) Reservations are requested for groups of 10 or more. Tours of the vineyard and winery are also available.

Events Visit smlwine.com for details on events at Hickory Hill, including the popular Sunset Saturdays summertime music series. The winery also offers a free picnic area and is available for weddings. Hickory Hill participates in numerous area wine festivals each year, including the SML Wine Festival (Sept. 29-30). See page 85 for more details.

Wines Offered Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mist (blend of Vidal Blanc and Chardonnay), Country Red (blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot), Redbud (blend of Merlot, Chardonnay and Vidal Blanc), Sunset (blend of Chardonnay and Vidal Blanc) and Sweet Red Sail (blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc).

Where to Buy Hickory Hill wines can be purchased at the winery or numerous local outlets, including Kroger at Westlake, The Lake House Beanery, Laker Beverage and Tobacco, Lake Mart & Deli, Diamond Hill General Store, Shoprite and White House Store.

BELOW From top, freshly picked grapes are stored in containers until ready to be turned into wine at Hickory Hill; the business’ gift shop sells a variety of wine-themed merchandise.

a Family aFFairWendy Furrow-Scott and brother Tad were

entering adulthood by the time their parents estab-lished Hickory Hill. Still, both the SML area and their parents’ winery dream were a large part of their lives.

“I have so many fond memories of growing up around the lake,” said Furrow-Scott. “[Water] skiing, swimming, fishing, boating. About the time I finished high school, Mom and Dad planted the experimental vineyard on the lake in Hickory Cove on my grandparents’ property. By the time that vineyard started producing, I was in college and not visiting the lake property as much. In some ways, I wish I had grown up on a farm. I guess that is one of the reasons my husband and I chose to leave our [information technology] jobs, move our family here and raise our daughter [8-year-old Tura] on the farm I never had.”

Furrow-Scott and her husband began living and working at the winery full time about seven years ago. She said what they gave up in income from fast-paced corporate jobs has been far surpassed by the quality of life they enjoy at Hickory Hill.

Wendy Furrow-Scott said what she and husband Donald gave up in income from fast-paced corporate jobs has been far

surpassed by the quality of life they enjoy at Hickory Hill.



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“Donald and I do most of the day-to-day work now,” she said. “Donald loves and lives in the vineyard foremost. He is in charge of bottling, and also does all the wholesale selling and stocking of local stores and restaurants. He is in charge of all the festivals, remotes, distributor compliance and required monthly reporting.

“I do the bookkeeping, website and marketing and I’m in charge of the Sunset Saturdays summer music series, as well as the special private tastings, painting parties, chocolate parings and vertical tastings we do over the year.”

Furrow-Scott described her dad as “Mr. Fix-It,” overseeing operations and mentoring the younger couple on winery ownership. She said her mom enjoys handling merchandise display in the gift shop and at events. Each family member contributes strengths when it comes to the bottling process.

“When we are getting wines ready to bottle, we will all sit down and taste the wines,” said Furrow-Scott. “Mom has the best nose and I am a pretty close second. Dad and Tad have great palates, and Donald has developed a very good palate.”

lake ambassadorsThe family members agreed that meeting

interesting people from all over the world in the tasting room is a perk of winery ownership. However, overcoming cultural differences has been difficult at times.

“One of the hardest things I’ve had to do while working in our tasting room was to explain to a couple from Denmark, who spoke and understood very little English, that I could not serve their three teenage children a taste of wine because the law did not allow me to serve people under 21 years of age,” Judy recalled.

There have also been many funny stories through the years – like the time Roger chased a loose water drum rolling down a hill into the lake. Sharing a bit of their personal lives, knowledge of wine and fondness for the lake area with guests is a part of everyday life at Hickory Hill.

“I would like to think we provide people who visit with the opportunity to better understand wine, how it is made, how wine can add to the enjoyment of a meal,” said Judy Furrow. “I would like to think that the people leave SML having had an enjoyable experience and will make them not only want to return to our winery, but to the community as well. If this is done, then we have contributed to the economics and good will of all of us who live here at Smith Mountain Lake.”

ABOVE Left, a bottle is prepped and ready to be filled with Chardonnay produced at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery; Donald Scott mans the bar in the tasting room. The son-in-law of the operation’s co-owners, Scott also manages bottling, wholesale selling, stocking of local stores and restaurants, festivals, distributor compliance and required monthly reporting.

LEFT A rack in the gift shop displays the nine varieties of wine produced at Hickory Hill.



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Patriotism, craftsmanship and style: The pre-World War II Chris-Craft line of recreational boats is a tribute to these American values and has become the fascination of antique watercraft hobbyists across the country.

OPPOSITE PAGE An American flag affixed to the stern of Mike Mutchler's prized antique boat "Flapper" flutters during a ride near the base of Smith Mountain.

LEFT The transom displays the vessel’s name as well as the year it was built (1926); the steering wheel on “Flapper” is crafted of mahogany.

Local boating enthusiast Mike Mutchler cruises Smith Mountain Lake in his 1926 Chris-Craft triple cockpit, taking pride in the rich history the boat represents. “Flapper” will be the featured vessel when the SML chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society hold its 22nd annual show and

festival Sept. 15 at Mariners Landing in Huddleston.“I’ve always admired antique boats,” said Mutchler, a retired

General Motors vice president and engineer from Detroit who once lived not far from Algonac, Mich., where the original Chris-Craft plant was located. “To me, they’re an expression of American craftsmanship because the wooden-boat concept, especially the runabout concept, was invented here in the United States.”

Mutchler’s attraction to antique boats, along with his expanding collection, played a key role in his decision to move to SML 12 years ago with his wife, Dolores.



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From top, Mike and Dolores Mutchler often dress in 1920s clothing when displaying “Flapper” at boat shows; the vessel's bow displays a flag with the name of the manufacturer, Chris-Craft, the company that pioneered production of runabouts.

“When I retired, we were looking for a lake that did not freeze and a lake where I could build a boathouse for the boats,” said Mutchler, explaining that doing so helps protect vessels from sun exposure and water damage.

“One of the attractions antique and classic boat lovers have to Smith Mountain Lake, I think, is the lake itself,” he said. “It is very user-friendly. It’s very easy to keep a boat here on the lake, one of the few places you can build a boathouse to house and protect your boat.”

Mutchler owns four antique boats, but “Flapper” is the showpiece.

“It is the oldest and largest boat I own,” he said. “It was a complete basket case when I found it. It had to be redone from the keel all the way up over three years’ time at a professional woodworking shop in Michigan. The engine has been rebuilt twice.”

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“I’m assuming Kermath used it until close to 1930 and then sold it to some private individual in Michigan. The owner previous to me found it in a barnyard in Michigan. Someone had run it into a rock, broken the keel and abandoned it where it sat for many years,” said Mutchler. “He and I were neighbors in Michigan. He was a large-scale classic

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LEFT Mike Mutchler takes wife Dolores for a ride on SML aboard “Flapper,” the couple’s 1926 Chris-Craft runabout.

BELOW The boat’s Kermath engine weighs 1,300 pounds and dates back to the late 1920s.

boat collector and realized he wouldn’t get around to restoring ‘Flapper,’ so he sold it to me.”

In its restored condition, “Flapper” is a vintage vision with a gleaming wooden body stretching 26 feet in length and housing a 1,300-pound, 69-inch Kermath engine from the late 1920s. Mutchler enters his vessels in boat shows, mostly those local to Smith Mountain Lake and his part-time Florida residence, cruises SML in them with his wife, children and grandchildren, and keeps a careful maintenance regimen. For Mutchler, each aspect of owning antique boats is equally enjoyable.

“I usually like to run each boat at least once a week. When I get back, I chamois the whole thing off so it doesn’t get water spotted. I check the engine, check the oil, then cover it back up so the sun doesn’t deteriorate the mahogany finish,” he said.

Dolores Mutchler said she doesn’t mind her husband’s attachment to the boats, “Flapper” in particular.

“It’s his life,” she said. “Ever since he quit work he’s been working on that boat. He enjoys it and as long as he’s healthy enough for it, I don’t mind. I have my sewing and he has his boats.”

Mutchler said he looks forward to displaying “Flapper” at SML’s show and festival, one of the most anticipated annual events at the lake.

“’Flapper' is being featured because it is one of the oldest boats on the lake,” said Mutchler. “It is the only one around with an old Kermath engine in it, which is a rare find.”

The Mutchlers enjoy adding to the historic emphasis of shows by dressing in 1920s costume. Dolores said she decides whether to wear her old-fashioned bathing suit or a long skirt with pantaloons and parasol based on the weather.

“We wear the costumes to fit with the time frame of the boats. The women of these early eras wouldn’t have been wearing modern clothes; they would have been wearing long dresses, jewels and pantaloons,” she said.

The popularity of the SML show demonstrates the area’s strong representation of antique and classic boat enthusiasts, which Mutchler said he’s confident will continue to grow.

“The antique and classic boat interest here is becoming quite popular. I expect the club, which has about 74 members now, will get bigger,” he said. “Similar clubs in other areas of the country have combined shows with one another and with antique automobile clubs as well. We might start to see that sort of thing develop here too someday.”

The Mutchlers, along with their three daughters, named the boat "Flapper" after deciding its

moniker should be synonymous with the 1920s.



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What do you get when you try to come up with a boat name that reflects both a passionate Greek heritage and the southern charm of a lake in Southwest Virginia?

Tom Gerakaris and father Gus found out as they contemplated the proper moniker for their 2006 24-foot Maxum.

“‘Y’all Greek to Me’ seemed like the appropriate combination,” Tom Gerakaris said. “And because of it, we’ve gotten to say ‘ti kanis’ [Greek for ‘How are you doing?’] to fellow Greeks who have noticed the name on the sides of our boat.”

As further testament to the family’s heritage, Greek letters also spell out ‘Gerakaris’ on the boat’s transom.

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Tom Gerakaris (left) and his father, Gus Gerakaris, wave from their boat, “Y’all Greek to Me.”

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“We credit Dad for our lake life,” said Tom Gerakaris, whose family’s history with the lake began more than 20 years ago. “He discovered this paradise when a friend suggested having a look at a great destination for fishing.”

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“We try to spend as much time as we can here year-round,” Dawn said. “We used to drive 13 hours from Florida with young children just to enjoy Gus’ place on the lake. Now we’re fortunate to have a lake house right next door.”

The Gerakaris clan’s favorite boating outings include runs toward the dam to “get wet in some of the lake’s clearest water,” Dawn said. “We have lots of friends and family visit, and they always enjoy seeing that part of the lake. Our grandchildren [there are five ranging in age from 10 months to 15 years old] especially like swimming there.”

Gus’ pre-retirement work in construction produced a friendship with local contractor Lynn Swain, who helps operate Portside Grill & Bar at Virginia Dare Marina. Gus said he enjoys taking the boat to Portside to enjoy the over-the-water restaurant’s festive atmosphere, good food and beverages.

“It’s not Greek food, but it’s a good place anyway,” he said with a laugh.

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Looking for a fun way to spend a fall weekend on Smith Mountain Lake and support eight local

charities? Then mark your calendar for Columbus Day weekend (Oct. 5-7) and make plans to attend the 2012 SML Charity Home Tour where visitors can get an inside look at eight distinctive lakefront homes and find design, decorating and landscaping inspiration.

The fact that all eight Tour homes are accessible by boat is part of what makes SML’s event unique among similar tours across the country. Weather permitting — and Southwest Virginia is usually blessed with some gorgeous fall boating days in early October — traveling to some or all of the homes by water, especially with friends or family aboard, is a special treat.

The close proximity of this year’s Tour homes, coupled with lower gas prices, makes going by boat practical, too. Seven Tour stops are clustered along the shores of the lower Roanoke and Blackwater channels, and the eighth is reached via what is generally a traffic-free run up the Blackwater to B47.

In addition, Tour planners have taken steps to arrange extra docking space at several of the homes to minimize instances where boaters have to wait for a place to tie up.

All-in-all, some delightful fall cruise destinations await, so keep this guide for attending the Home Tour by boat handy.

– Jerry Hale


Hales Ford Bridge

WitcherCreek

Blackwater

GillsCreek

Dam

SML Charity Home Tour homes are profiled on the following pages in an order that provides an efficient trip by boat starting from Hales Ford Bridge and heading south. The numbers for each home correspond to the official Home Tour brochure, which is

How to use this guide

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�� Before setting out,�mark�your�route�on�a�copy�of�the�larger,�more�detailed�Laker�Map,�available�in�racks�around�the�region�as�well�as�at�the�offices�of�Laker�Media�(Westlake�Professional�Park,�behind�Kroger).

�� If heading downstream�(toward�the�dam),�odd-numbered�(green)�channel�markers�will�be�on�your�right�(starboard)�side�and�even-numbered�(red)�will�be�on�the�left�(port).�Lower-numbered�markers�are�nearer�to�the�dam.�Marker�numbers�indicate�channel�sequence,�not�distance�to�the�dam�or�to�one�another.�It�is�prudent�to�stay�well�clear�of�all�markers,�especially�when�water�levels�are�low.�Stay�toward�the�right�side�of�the�river�channels.�

�� Check the weather and your fuel status�before�departing.�Sportsman’s�Marina�at�R11�and�Gills�Creek�Marina�at�G2�(last�gas�on�upper�Blackwater)�are�both�official�Tour�rest�stops.

�� Take along your fully-charged mobile phone and�keep�handy�the�phone�number�for�Sea�Tow�(540-719-5555)�if�assistance�is�needed.�The�company�is�offering�discounted�memberships�in�advance�and�20�percent�off�services�for�non-member�Tour�participants.

�� When docking, look for large orange balloons. Helpers�will�be�available�on�at�least�one�dock�near�each�home.�Do�not�use�any�dock�that�does�not�have�docking�volunteers�assisting.

�� If you plan to take the Tour by land,�visit�smlcharityhometour.com�to�find�driving�directions�and�a�printable�brochure�that�includes�official�rest�stops.�The�site�also�has�information�on�the�event’s�history,�a�list�of�advance�ticket�outlets�and�more.

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Tickets��$20�in�advance�online�or�at�local�outlets�(see�website�for�a�complete�list);�$25�on�Home�Tour�days�at�the�individual�homes�or�the�SML�Visitor�Center�at�Bridgewater�Plaza�(cash�or�check�only)

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Charities supported��Bedford�House,�Bedford�Pregnancy�Center,�CASA�of�Central�Virginia,�Helping�Hands�of�Franklin�County,�Lake�Christian�Ministries,�Southern�Virginia�Child�Advocacy�Center,�SML�Good�Neighbors,�STEP�(Support�to�Eliminate�Poverty)

More info��For�additional�coverage�of�the�2012�SML�Charity�Home�Tour,�pick�up�a�copy�of�our�sister�publication,�Laker�Weekly,�on�Oct.�5�or�log�on�to�smithmountainlake.com.

Want to Go?22nd Smith Mountain Lake Charity Home Tour

ordered on best visiting sequence by land. Whether attending by boat or car, you may visit the homes in any order you wish.On the map above, the page numbers below each homeowner’s name correspond to the magazine pages that follow where more information, photos, by-boat directions and GPS coordinates can be found.

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GrayPage 63

LamendolaPage 65

ErvinPage 67

MorrisonPage 69

LillyPage 71

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The�Lamendola�home�in�The�Water’s�Edge�features�reddish-brown�accent�wood�and�rough-hewn�pillars�against�a�cream-colored�exterior.�Inside,�the�Arts�and�Crafts�style�is�carried�out�with�stained�glass�entryway,�wood�trim�work,�antique�beams�in�the�main�living�area,�heart�pine�floors�and�distinctive�doors�with�transoms.�Off-white�and�earth-colored�walls�set�off�special�antiques�and�Stickley�furniture.�The�paneled�study�showcases�the�homeowners’�car-racing�memorabilia.�The�main�floor�master�suite�has�an�adjoining�sleeping�porch�with�a�swing�bed.�The�builder’s�signature�cubbies�are�in�the�computer/sewing�room,�mudroom�and�side�entrance�hallway.�The�lower�level�includes�a�family�room�with�full�kitchen,�stone�fireplace,�screened�porch,�1,000-bottle�wine�room,�a�wine�tasting�room,�guest�room,�sauna,�and�bathroom�with�pebble�tile�shower�and�sandstone�vessel�sink.�The�top�floor�has�two�guest�bedrooms�and�a�lookout�“man�cave”�with�wet�bar,�TV�and�special�ventilation�for�cigar�smoking.

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By Boat:�Return�to�the�main�channel�of�the�Roanoke�River�and�cross�toward�the�condos�at�Bernard’s�Landing,�entering�the�Blackwater�River.�Marker�B1�will�be�far�to�your�left.��Proceed�straight�toward�the�white�house�with�whitish�triangular�metal�roof�in�The�Water’s�Edge�(do�not�round�markers�B2,�B4�and�B6�of�the�Blackwater�Channel).�Before�reaching�this�house,�angle�left�(toward�the�high-peaked�mountain),�and�proceed�along�the�right�side�of�the�river�to�the�third�cove�on�the�right.�Turn�right�into�the�cove,�just�past�the�house�with�the�flagpole�and�floating�orange�balls,�and�proceed�to�the�second�dock�on�the�right.

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The�Ervin�home�in�Southwind�Key�sits�on�a�flat�point�lot�with�a�270-degree�view�of�the�lake�that�includes�Christmas�Tree�Island�and�Smith�Mountain.�The�large�yard�near�the�lake�makes�a�perfect�site�for�football,�soccer�and�yard�games�among�children�and�grandchildren.�The�main-level�open�floor�plan�accommodates�guests�easily�but�also�provides�one-level�living�with�the�master�suite�nearby.�Upstairs�are�four�guest�bedrooms,�each�with�a�lake�view,�and�a�dormitory�that�can�accommodate�eight�children.�A�large�upstairs�family�room�with�stacked�stone�fireplace�matching�the�one�on�the�main�level�adjoins�a�kitchenette�and�eating�area�and�flows�to�a�large�deck.�The�home’s�lot�has�500�feet�of�shoreline,�which�includes�a�protected�beach�that�looks�out�to�a�small�island.

By Boat:�Backtrack�to�the�main�channel�of�the�Blackwater�River�and�head�upriver,�angling�left�toward�B8.�Christmas�Tree�Island�will�be�on�your�left�as�you�pass�to�the�left�of�B6,�B8�and�B8A.�Continue�upstream,�keeping�to�the�right�side�of�the�river.�Keep�left�of�the�small�island�before�the�cove�at�B10,�staying�clear�of�the�island.�DO�NOT�pass�between�this�island�and�the�land�due�to�very�shallow�water�at�all�times.�Look�for�the�first�dock�on�the�right�after�rounding�this�small�island.

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The�Morrison�home�in�Contentment�Island�is�a�three-story,�custom-designed�beauty�with�an�exterior�of�fiber�cement,�dry�stack�stone�and�large�windows.�The�main�level’s�two-story�family�room�has�a�vaulted�ceiling,�wide�lake�view�and�towering�double-sided�stacked�stone�fireplace�that�opens�to�the�study.�The�formal�dining�room,�with�tray�ceiling�and�iron�chandelier,�also�overlooks�the�lake.�The�entryway�features�an�eye-catching�stone�wall�with�water�flowing�down�it.�Upstairs,�the�guest�bedrooms�share�a�sitting�area�with�wet�bar�and�deck�access.�The�home�also�includes�interesting�antiques,�including�a�sewing�machine,�cameras,�a�Victrola,�radio�and�vintage�photos.�The�lower-level�family�room�has�a�large�bar�with�fridge,�ice�maker,�microwave�and�dishwasher.�In�the�game�room,�the�pool�table�takes�center�stage,�surrounded�by�neon�signs.�The�media�room�with�projection�screen�and�step-down�floor�has�theater�seating,�and�is�decorated�to�look�like�a�movie�theater.

By Boat:�Return�to�the�main�channel�of�the�Blackwater�River�and�turn�right�to�head�upstream.�Stay�to�the�left�of�10A�(located�at�small�island)�and�proceed�to�the�opposite�side�of�the�river.�Pass�to�the�right�of�the�shoal�marker�

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37.04654N, 79.650844W

and�turn�left�into�the�cove�just�beyond�it.�The�home�sits�high�at�the�base�of�the�cove.�Note:�Use�caution�when�walking�from�the�dock�to�the�house�as�the�grade�is�steep�and�the�walkway�has�only�partial�handrails.

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BROCHURE

GPS: 37.044485N, 79.681026W

The�Lilly�home�has�a�Caribbean�feel�with�tropical�blue�exterior�siding�and�contrasting�white�trim.�The�home,�built�in�1972�and�remodeled�by�the�previous�owner,�was�remodeled�again�by�the�Lillys�to�provide�their�own�decorating�flair.�The�couple�added�windows,�doors,�a�deck�on�the�main�level�and�made�interior�changes�to�give�the�house�an�airy�feel.�Deitz�Lilly�is�a�builder�and�wife�Terri�is�the�artsy�decorator�who�pumped�life�into�the�house.�The�home�has�a�coastal�feel�with�wood�floors�finished�with�a�pickled�white-wash,�tropical�fabrics�and�abundant�island-themed�decorative�accents.�The�master�bath�is�stunning�with�two�vessel�sinks�and�stone�backsplashes.�The�Lillys�replaced�the�former�dock�with�two�new�ones�–�one�for�watercraft�and�one�for�entertaining,�complete�with�a�bar��and�multiple�seating�areas.

By Boat:�Return�to�the�Blackwater�River�and�turn�left�to�head�upriver.�The�river�makes�a�sharp�left�turn�at�B19�and�a�sharp�right�turn�at�B22.�Turn�right�into�the�second�cove�on�the�right�beyond�B24.�Look�for�the�first�and�second�docks�on�the�right�and�follow�the�instructions�of�dock�workers.�Note:�Use�caution�when�climbing�the�steps�to�this�house�as�there�are�no�handrails.

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Read a feature story on this home’s distinctive docks in our

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BROCHURE

GPS: 37.052818N, 79.731804W

In�Admiral’s�Landing,�the�Nash�home�peers�out�over�the�Blackwater�Channel�from�its�tamed�woodland�setting.�The�three-level�log�home�combines�the�rustic�look�of�stone,�wood�doors�and�trim�with�traditional�drywall.�The�main-level�great�room�sparkles�with�its�two-story�windows�opening�to�the�lake,�large�stone�fireplace�and�log-railed�staircase.�An�antique�canoe�hangs�on�the�upper�floor�railing.�Downstairs�is�another�family�

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room�with�fireplace�and�bar�and�a�hot�tub�outside.�A�dining�porch�is�located�conveniently�off�the�kitchen,�and�an�additional�porch�is�just�off�the�master�suite.�There�are�several�antiques�to�note�—�furniture�pieces,�butter�churn,�decorative�garden�tools,�quilts,�fishing�poles,�family�photos,�kitchen�containers�—�some�of�which�were�passed�down�through�the�family�and�others�that�were�purchased�to�fit�the�rustic�home.

By Boat:�Enjoy�a�pleasant�15-20�minute�cruise�on�the�upper�Blackwater.�Head�right�out�of�the�Lilly’s�cove�and�proceed�upstream�past�B26,�following�the�markers.�The�river�makes�a�sharp�left�at�B31A�and�a�180-degree�right�at�B34.�Continue�on�well�past�the�4-H�Center.�Look�for�the�Admiral’s�Landing�community�dock�on�the�left,�which�is�the�seventh�dock�on�the�left�after�B45.�


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The remodeled bar area at Ole School Sports Pub and Grill, sectioned off from the main dining room, offers a number of games and televisions.

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listen up, class! What do you get when you combine history, sports, beer and burgers? the answer is ole school sports Pub and Grill, one of the lake area’s newest restaurants.

originally established in 1931 as Dudley school, the building housed Dudley mart & restaurant for years before pals corey hansen and chuck hiltz took over in the spring, rebranding the convenience store and eatery at the intersection of lovely Valley and Burnt chimney roads in Wirtz.

hansen said the new venture started with a mutual love of chicken wings.

“chuck and I and some other friends started a group called Wing Nuts. We’re a group that loves wings and discovered that this place, when it was the Dudley mart, had the best wings anywhere. so every tuesday night for about a year we would come here for wings. then we heard it was for sale, and chuck and I talked about buying it and started to scheme what we would do with it.”

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LEFT The Messy Face Burger, a popular choice at Ole School, is topped with onion rings and barbeque sauce.

BELOW From top, the restaurant’s exterior features original brick, a reminder of the building’s origins as Dudley School; Co-owner Corey Hansen, who worked to make Ole School’s dining room more family-friendly, holds his 6-month-old twins, Ava and Cooper.

Before opening, the pair gave the interior a fresh look, remodeling to create a rustic, pub-style at-mosphere with exposed brick, classic red diner booths and dark wood in the main dining area, which seats 60.

“the perception of this place before we bought it was that it was not family-friendly, and we’re trying hard to change that,” said hansen, a father of young twins who also owns Perfect Blends, a café and coffee shop at Westlake corner. “We want families to feel comfortable bringing kids with them.”

Part of the plan includes projecting old black-and-

white films (with the sound turned off) on a large white wall in the dining area. later in the evening, the projector is used to show sporting events. however, those who crave more sports can always head to the pub, which is partitioned off in the back. It includes nine televisions, foosball table and darts. the pub, which has 12 beers on tap, including rotating craft varieties, offers drink specials sunday through thursday from 4 to 6 p.m.

ole school has quickly become a popular hangout for locals, including Wirtz resident mark Banks, who said he enjoys stopping by for a cold drink and good conversation.

try thIsChicken Fried Steak with mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and a roll for $10.

Messy Face Burger with onion rings, cheese and barbecue sauce served with handmade chips and a pickle spear for $8.

Strawberry Shortcake piled high with fresh strawberries and whipped cream for $3.

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“I noticed the place when it was undergoing its transition,” said Banks. “I like being here; it’s nice to have something like this close by. the staff is great and I love coming to the bar after work.”

ole school’s American grill-themed menu features specialty burgers such as the Pizza Burger, Bacon Bacon Bacon Burger and the Bacon Banana Burger – all stacked with the distinctive ingredients their names suggest. hungry customers also can feast on sandwiches, salads and homestyle chicken, steak and seafood entrees. Weekend breakfast hours mean patrons can get their fill of traditional breakfast items, including extra-large pancakes.

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Website facebook.com/oleschoolsportspubandgrill

Hours Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m; Friday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.

Naturally, the menu also includes wings. “our wings are huge; they’re like the biggest

wings I’ve ever seen in my life,” said hansen. “We offer a variety of wings sauces all created by and named after [members of] our staff, which is how we separate ourselves from other places.”

hansen and hiltz also held on to two Dudley mart traditions – the Friday night Walleye fish fry and saturday night Prime rib special. Also popular is the outdoor activities area for live music by local bands on the weekends, Wednesday night corn hole and thursday night horseshoe tournaments.

LEFT Shortcake is topped with fresh strawberries and whipped cream at Ole School, which also specializes in chicken fried steak (background) with mashed potatoes and gravy.

ABOVE An old movie plays on a white wall in the main dining room where diners pack in to enjoy the signature Friday fish fry.

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Wine smith mountain lake

FestivalIt’s the time of year when lake residents and visitors

gear up for one of the area’s most popular events,

the Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival. Those who

have attended in the past know the festival is a great

opportunity to spend a relaxing day sampling a

variety of wines, talking with winemakers, enjoying

live music and discovering new and unusual items

offered by assorted vendors. ... However, those tents

don’t pitch themselves.


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PARTICIPATING WINeRIesAmRhein’s Wine Cellars

Barboursville Vineyards

Bright Meadows Farm

Brooks Mill Winery

Byrd Cellars Winery

Chateau Morrisette

Cooper Vineyards

Davis Valley Winery

Delfosse Vineyard & Winery

Fincastle Vineyard & Winery

First Colony Winery

Hickory Hill Vineyards

Horton Cellars Winery

Lake Anna Winery

Peaks of Otter Winery

Piedmont Vineyards & Winery

Rebec Vineyards

Rockbridge Vineyards

Rural Retreat Winery

Sans Soucy Vineyards & Winery

Savoy-Lee Winery

Tomahawk Mill Winery

Veritas Vineyard & Winery

Virginia Mountain Vineyards

Wintergreen Winery

Williamsburg Winery

The sML Wine Festival is the largest event of its type in southwest Virginia, and while it provides an outstanding opportunity for wineries to promote and sell their wines to a large number of

people, there’s also much time, effort and cost that goes into participating.

This year’s event is slated for sept. 29-30 at LakeWatch Plantation in Moneta. David sawyer, owner of Fincastle Winery & Vineyards, said he’ll arrive a day in advance to set up his operation. sawyer pitches a tent, places tables and hangs banners displaying the winery logo. Vessels filled with ice are needed to keep the white wine (and red if it is a hot day) cool. Corkscrews and price lists with descriptions of wine are needed as well as point-of-sale equipment for credit card transactions. (Most vendors now rely on wireless technology.)

“The folks running the festival really step up to the plate as far as taking care of the vendors,” sawyer said. “And if it rains, they are out there putting out hay so the grounds don’t get muddy.”

Wineries bring in a stock of wine in hopes of selling it all – but without running out too soon, which can result in frustrated customers. sawyer said he factors in the previous year’s sales and the weather forecast when calculating how much wine to bring. Last year, it was toasty hot on saturday but rained on sunday.

sawyer said patron tastes sometimes vary depending on the day. Often, the saturday crowd is younger with a proclivity for lighter and sweeter wines. sunday tasters tend to be older and more experienced, ones who appreciate a more serious wine such as Cabernet Franc, he said.

In addition to the wine, there are other costs involved in participating in the festival. sawyer uses

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ABOVE Visitors examine the varieties of wine offered by Fincastle Vineyard & Winery.

RIGHT Musicians prepare to entertain the crowd at the SML Wine Festival, which this year will feature the bands Polychrome and Dragonfly on Saturday and Blue Mule and Fat Daddy on Sunday.

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WANT TO GO?24th Annual Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival

What Fundraiser for the Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce featuring 26 Virginia wineries, 85 craft and food vendors and live music

When Saturday, Sept. 29 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, Sept. 30 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Where LakeWatch Plantation, Moneta (Virginia 122 south of Hales Ford Bridge)

What You’ll Hear Polychrome and Dragonfly will play Saturday. Sunday’s scheduled bands are Blue Mule and Fat Daddy.

Tickets Tasters are $20 in advance and $25 at the gate. Non-tasters are $12 in advance and $15 at the gate. Children under the age of 12 are admitted free. Purchase tickets online or find a list of 24 local sales outlets at smlwinefestival.com. Advance ticket deadline is 5 p.m. on Sept. 28. Tickets may be used either day.

More info The event takes place rain or shine (no refunds). Free parking is provided. No pets or coolers are permitted.

Contact 540.721.1203, smlwinefestival.com

volunteers to help pour wine, but larger operations often bring paid employees. The wineries are required to obtain permits from the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to ensure wine is served in a controlled environment. Wineries also pay a fee to participate in the event, although they are reimbursed for the wine given out as samples.

Russ Amrhein, owner of AmRhein’s Wine Cellars near Roanoke, said he begins the festival preparation process by analyzing the type of customers he expects to see. He noted that younger wine tasters prefer products such as Ruby (a raspberry chocolate wine), Vin de Peche (a peach wine) and Traminette (a hybrid variety made in a sweet style with crisp acidity). More serious wine drinkers prefer his Petite Verdot, a substantial, dry red wine made from a variety that originated in Bordeaux, France, he said.

Amrhein said he then narrows the wine he plans to take down to no more than 10 selections (out of the 21 types the winery produces). A call to the smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce, which organizes the event, reveals how many tickets are pre-sold so he can estimate the amount of wine to take.

“For every case of wine that we sample out, we like to see $1,000 in sales,” said Amrhein, whose final task is to complete a detailed checklist of necessities to pack such as tables, chairs and tablecloths.

so why do wineries go through all of the effort to participate in festivals?

“It’s all about making contact for future sales,” said H.T. Page, co-owner of Brooks Mill Winery in Wirtz. While Brooks Mill is only about a 10-minute drive from the sML festival site, it’s a bit off the beaten path. “some people tend to taste more and buy less,” said Page, whose wines are made from a variety of fruit, including blackberries, blueberries, peaches, pears, apples and cherries.

Virginia law requires all wine be sold to retailers by a distributor. Geoff Garcia, who manages savoy-Lee Winery in Huddleston, said the company is in the process of obtaining a distribution license so he can expand his sales beyond the winery’s tasting room and festivals.

“Festivals are a substantial portion of our income,” he said.

Clockwise from top right, colorful vendor tents dot the wine festival site at LakeWatch Plantation; friends Monica Spencer (left) and Chinah Jewell sample a red wine at the 2011 event; different varieties of wine are lined up and ready for tasting; a volunteer for AmRhein’s Wine Cellars pours a sample for a wine festival visitor.

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SEPT 1 ART CLASS | Sandra Melroy of Silk Sensations will conduct a class on silk painting from 10 a.m. to noon at The Little Gallery at Bridgewater Plaza. Cost is $15 for one person or $25 for two and includes supplies. Call to register. 540.721.1596, thelittlegallerysml.com

WINERY OPEN HOUSE | Sept. 1-2 |Sample a variety of wine and apples at Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford. Noon-5 p.m. 540.586.3707, peaksofotterwinery.com

LIVE MUSIC CONCERTS | Traditional mountain music performance by Appalachian Heritage (2-4 p.m.) and bluegrass band Virginia Carolina (6:30-8:30 p.m.) at Peaks of Otter Amphitheater, Bedford. Free. 540.586.4496

TERRY DAY | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 1-5 p.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SUNSET SATURDAYS | Acoustic music by Rose Colored Lasses, family activities and wine tasting at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery, Moneta. 7-10 p.m. $10 fee includes souvenir wine glass. Children admitted free. 540.296.1393, smlwine.com

MUSIC COMPETITION | Acoustic bands and individual musicians will compete for a cash award at Kamp

Karma Campground, Bedford. 7-10 p.m. $5 admission. 540.297.5762, campkarmavirginia.com

JAMIEL ALLEN | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

7 MILE FORD | Sept. 1-2 | Live music at Mango’s Bar & Grill, Bridgewater Plaza. 7:30-11:30 p.m. 540.721.1632, mangosbarandgrill.com

SURRENDER DOROTHY | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SEPT 2AMANDA STATHOS | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

THE MARK MILLER BAND | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SEPT 3RICK RIZZI | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 2-5 p.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SEPT 5 WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY | Enjoy a cruise and lunch aboard the Virginia Dare while a ranger from SML State Park discusses wildlife at the lake. Noon-2 p.m. 540.297.7100, vadarecruises.com

SEPT 6AFTER FIVE JIVE | Live music by Mark Roberts and The Breeze at Westlake Towne Center to benefit United Way of Franklin County. Gates open at 5 p.m. with music scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30. Adults $5. Kids 10 and under admitted free. Valid ID required for 21 and older. 540.721.5288, after5jive.com

SEPT 7BIKE SHOW | Motorcycle show and DJ music to benefit the Bedford Humane Society. 4-8 p.m. at Downtown Moneta. Pet adoptions and tethered hot air balloon rides 5-7 p.m. downtownmoneta.com

PURLIE | Sept. 7-9, 14-16 |Live performance by the Little Town Players at the Elks National Home, Bedford. Times vary. Check website for details. 540.586.5881, littletownplayers.com

POLYCHROME | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

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SEPT 8ART DEMO | Bonnie Mason will paint landscapes on the deck at The Little Gallery at Bridgewater Plaza, 1-3 p.m. 540.721.1596, thelittlegallerysml.com

COUNTRY FAIR | Agricultural displays, kids’ activities, competitions and demonstrations at Sedalia Center, Big Island. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, free for kids 12 and younger. 434.299.5080, sedaliacenter.org

BEDFORD GENEALOGY FAIR | Speakers and more than 40 genealogy exhibts/tables at the Bedford Campus of Central Virginia Community College. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. 540.466.4247, bedfordgensociety.org

WINERY OPEN HOUSE | Sept. 8-9 |Sample a variety of wine and apples at Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford. Noon-5 p.m. 540.586.3707, peaksofotterwinery.com

BEN TROUT TRIO | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

DRAGONFLY | Live music at Mango’s Bar & Grill, Bridgewater Plaza. 7:30-11:30 p.m. 540.721.1632, mangosbarandgrill.com

THE ROCKAFELLERS | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com


SML Hot Air BALLoon CLASSiC Now in its second year, this event has been expanded to include numerous family-friendly activities, according to organizer Holly Sweet.

“Everyone had such a great time at Mariners Landing last year that it was really a no-brainer to do it again and try and encompass more of the lake area,” said Sweet, explaining the event will kick off on Friday, Sept. 7 at Downtown Moneta with tethered balloon rides from 5-7 p.m. The cost will be $5 per person per ride with proceeds benefitting the SML Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Saturday’s events include two scheduled flights at approximately 7 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. set to launch near Mariners Landing. However, Sweet said the exact times and launch locations depend on weather conditions.

“The easiest way to keep up with it all is through the [2nd Annual SML Hot Air Balloon Classic] Facebook page,” she said. “We’ll be posting that morning and evening to let everyone know what’s going on.”

At approximately 8 p.m. on Saturday, a glow ceremony will take place on the lawn at The Pointe at Mariners Landing.

“It’s really spectacular to see these large balloons lit up after dark,” Sweet said. “The whole experience is magical, especially for kids. To see their faces light up when they see those balloons, it’s just wonderful.”

Sweet said anyone interested in scheduling a private flight may email [email protected].

Dates: Sept. 7-8

Times/Locations: Friday, 5-7 p.m. tethered flights at Downtown Moneta; Saturday, morning and afternoon flights, glow ceremony after 8 p.m. at Mariners Landing Resort Community & Conference Center, Huddleston. Events will not take place if high winds or rain occur.

Cost: $5 for tethered flights; free admission to glow ceremony

More info: 540.297.4900, marinerslanding.com

SML Antique & CLASSiC BoAt SHowA variety of classic vessels on display, food and craft vendors, kids’ activities and more. See page 44 for additional information.

Date: Sept. 15

Time/Location: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Mariners Landing

Cost: Free.

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SEPT 8MUSIC JAM | Musicians perform at an open session at Kamp Karma Campground, Bedford. 7-10 p.m. $5 per person. 540.297.5762, campkarmavirginia.com

CELTIC MUSIC CONCERT | Riddle on the Harp will perform from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Peaks of Otter Amphitheater, Bedford. Free. 540.586.4496

SEPT 9VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT | “Baroque, Bluegrass and Blue Jeans” will feature soprano and actress Leah Marer Wiley performing early and modern songs, from Appalachian carols to opera and newer musical theater selections. She will be accompanied by Roanoke Symphony Orchestra maestro David Stewart Wiley on piano and Jeff Midkiff on mandolin, fiddle and clarinet. 3-5 p.m. at Trinity Ecumenical Parish, Moneta. $20 for adults, $5 for children 6 and under. 540.297.0965, smithmountainartscouncil.com

SEPT 11NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE | Join the staff at SML State Park, Huddleston, for a stewardship project (cove cleanup by canoe). Space is limited and pre-regisration is requested by Sept. 7. For ages 7 and older. Kids 7-13 must be accompanied by an adult. 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Free. 540.297.5998, dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/smi.shtml

SEPT 12BOAT TOUR | Join a ranger at SML State Park, Huddleston, for a boat tour to explore the lake’s shores. Life vests (provided) are required. 10 a.m.-noon. Space is limited and pre-registration is requested. Free. 540.297.5998, dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/smi.shtml

SEPT 14WINERY OPEN HOUSE | Sept. 14-16, 21-23, 28-30 | Sample a variety of wine and apples at Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford. Noon-5 p.m. 540.586.3707, peaksofotterwinery.com

STP | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SEPT 15CELTIC FESTIVAL | Music by Second Wynde, Irish-themed events and activities. 1-6 p.m. at Downtown Moneta. Free. Food and beverages available for purchase. downtownmoneta.com

LAZY MAN DUB BAND | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

OUT OF SPITE | Live music at Mango’s Bar & Grill, Bridgewater Plaza. 7:30-11:30 p.m. 540.721.1632, mangosbarandgrill.com

THE RUCKUS | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com


SEPT 20CHARLIE PERKINSON TRIO | Live jazz at The Blackwater Cafe, Moneta. 6-9 p.m. 540.721.4333, theblackwatercafe.com

SEPT 21POW/MIA AWARENESS CEREMONY |Pay tribute to veterans and military personnel who are prisoners of war (POW) or missing in action (MIA) at the National D-Day Memorial, Bedford. 11 a.m. 540.587.3619, dday.org

SEPT 22JAMIEL ALLEN | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

SOUTHPAW | Live music at Mango’s Bar & Grill, Bridgewater Plaza. 7:30-11:30 p.m. 540.721.1632, mangosbarandgrill.com

SUMMER DANCE | Let’s Dance will perform big-band music from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Smith Mountain Lake YMCA, LakeWatch Plantation, Moneta. $10 for SMAC members, $12 for non-members. Bring your own snacks, wine, beer or non-alcoholic beverages. No pointy-heeled shoes allowed on gym floor. 540.297.0965, smithmountainartscouncil.com

HARVESTFEST | Hike to Johnson Farm, Bedford, to watch cider-making and other demonstrations. View additional demonstrations in front of the Peaks of Otter Visitor Center. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. 540.586.4496

SEPT 22NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY | Explore the public spaces at Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Huddleston. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 540.297.5998, dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/smi.shtml

THE IMPOSTERS | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

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SEPT 23MUSIC CONCERT | Riddle on the Harp will perform Celtic music and Virginia Carolina will perform traditional mountain music 2-4 p.m. at Peaks of Otter Amphitheater, Bedford. Free. 540.586.4496


SEPT 28CIVIL WAR 150 HISTORYMOBILE | Sept. 29-30 | An interactive museum housed in a 53-foot tractor trailer featuring exhibits that focus on individual stories from the Civil War. At the Bedford County Courthouse Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. 540.587.5681, virginiacivilwar.org/historymobile.php

WINE FESTIVAL KICKOFF PARTY | Live music, pig roast, cornhole tournament and prizes. 5-10 p.m. at Virginia Inland Sailing Association, 450 Sailors Cove Dr., Moneta (Bernard’s Landing). $15 for adults, $5 for children (includes dinner). ypsml.com

DrAgon BoAt rACe & FeStivAL Carilion Clinic and Velocity Care present this inaugural event to benefit the Presbyterian Community Center in Roanoke. The event involves teams of 20 people racing in multiple heats in dragon boats, 44-foot long canoe-like fiberglass and wooden boats. Each boat has 10 benches and is adorned with brightly colored scales and an ornate dragon head and tail. Those who wish to watch the races are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.

Date: Sept. 15

Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: Bridgewater Plaza, Moneta

Cost: Festival admittance free

More info: 540.982.2911, smldragonboatrace.com

CiviL wAr DAySA weekend of events to commemorate the Civil War. Friday’s activities include reenactments and learning stations for local children. Saturday and Sunday events are open to the general public with a battle reenactment scheduled at 2 p.m. A period dinner and dance (additional fee) will take place Saturday evening.

Dates: Sept. 21-23

Times: Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.;Sunday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Location: LakeWatch Plantation, Moneta

Cost: $3 for adults, free for children under 12

More info: 540.420.8501, 540.721.4106


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SEPT 28PRIDE | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

SEPT 29CENTERFEST | Street festival in downtown Bedford featuring more than 100 artists and crafters from across the nation. Food, kids’ activities, live music and more. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 540.586.2148, centertownbedford.com

ART DEMO | Robert Shepperd will paint with acrylics at The Little Gallery at Bridgewater Plaza, 1-3 p.m. 540.721.1596, thelittlegallerysml.com

BEN TROUT TRIO | Live music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

FUZZY LOGIC | Live music at Mango’s Bar & Grill, Bridgewater Plaza. 7:30-11:30 p.m. 540.721.1632, mangosbarandgrill.com

SAUCY JACK | Live music at Waller’s, Moneta. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 540.297.5055, holleratwaller.com

HArveSt tiMe eventTake a step back in time at Booker T. Washington National Monument. Park staff, a living history guild and area artisans help recreate a mid-19th century harvest-time experience with craft demonstrations, wagon rides, tours and educational activities. Enjoy entertainment and food vendors with the whole family.

Date: Sept. 22

Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Location: Booker T. Washington National Monument, Hardy

Cost: Free

More info: 540.721.2094, nps.gov/bowa

SMitH MountAin LAke wine FeStivAL26 Virginia wineries, 85 craft and food vendors and live music by four popular regional bands. Turn to page 80 for additional details.

Dates: Sept. 29-30

Times: Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: LakeWatch Plantation, Moneta

Cost: Tasters are $20 in advance, $25 at the gate. Non-tasters are $12 in advance and $15 at the gate. Free for children 12 and younger.

More info: 540.721.1203, smlwinefestival.com


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ocT. 3 WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY | Enjoy a cruise and lunch aboard the Virginia Dare while a ranger from SML State Park discusses wildlife at the lake. Noon-2 p.m. 540.297.7100, vadarecruises.com

ocT. 5VETTES ON THE POINT | Oct. 5-6 |A weekend of events for Corvette enthusiasts. Friday reception at Phase II in Lynchburg. Saturday activities include a road tour to Parkway Marina, Huddleston. Events include wine tasting by local wineries, high-performance and racing workshops, pontoon boat rides, music and dancing. Food vendors will be available. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Parkway Marina. Proceeds benefit the National Corvette Museum, USO, Children’s Miracle Network, National D-Day Memorial and Lynchburg Daily Bread. virginiacorvetteclub.com/2012VOTP

WINERY OPEN HOUSE | Oct. 5-7 |Enjoy the fall foliage and sample a variety of wine and apples at Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford. Noon-5 p.m. 540.586.3707, peaksofotterwinery.com

AMERICAN CRAFT WEEK |Oct. 5-14 | Celebration at The Little Gallery, Bridgewater Plaza. 540.721.1596, thelittlegallerysml.com

ocT. 6FALL FESTIVAL | Oct. 6-7 |Autumn-oriented family events at stores and restaurants around the lake, including Downtown Moneta and Bridgewater Plaza. 540.721.1203, visitsmithmountainlake.com

CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT | Reenactors in authentic period dress will demonstrate what life was like for the common soldier during the Civil War. Tours, drills, marches, displays, demonstrations and a simulated Yankee raid on Johnson Farm, Bedford. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Check the Bedford Visitor Center for location and time of events. Free. 540.586.4496

JANE POWELL | Live jazz music at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

ocT 7HOME TOUR CRUISE | Enjoy lunch and a cruise aboard the Virginia Dare to view several homes on the SML Charity Home Tour by water. 2-4 p.m. Cost is $42 for the cruise and lunch; $20 for cruise only. $5 discount for Home Tour ticket holders (must mention when making reservations). 540.297.7100, vadarecruises.com

ocT 12WINERY OPEN HOUSE | Oct. 12-14 |Enjoy the fall foliage and sample a variety of wine and apples at Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford. Noon-5 p.m. 540.586.3707, peaksofotterwinery.com

ocT 13SUNSET SATURDAYS | Acoustic music by Kat Mills, family activities and wine tasting at Hickory Hill Vineyards & Winery, Moneta. 7-10 p.m. $10 fee includes souvenir wine glass. Children admitted free. 540.296.1393, smlwine.com

MUSIC JAM | Musicians perform at an open session at Kamp Karma Campground, Bedford. 7-10 p.m. $5 per person. 540.297.5762, campkarmavirginia.com

ASTRONOMY PROGRAM | Program and stargazing session with telescopes in the Sharp Top parking area at Peaks of Otter, Milepost 86, Blue Ridge Parkway, Bedford. Bring folding chairs and flashlights. 8 p.m. Free. 540.586.4496

ocT 18CHARLIE PERKINSON TRIO | Live jazz at The Blackwater Cafe, Moneta. 6-9 p.m. 540.721.4333, theblackwatercafe.com


ocT 20BEGINNER HIKE | Join ranger Janet Blanchard at Booker T. Washington National Monument, Hardy, for a paced walk on the Jack-O-Lantern Branch Trail. Learn about some of the park’s natural resources and cultural history while getting some exercise. Open to all ages. Free. 1 p.m. 540.721.2094, nps.gov/bowa

FALL REGATTA | Oct. 20-21 | Blackwater Yacht Racing Association will host two races on Satruday and one on Sunday. byrasailing.org

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SMitH MountAin LAke CHArity HoMe tourEight waterfront homes with distinctive architecture, decorating and landscaping are open to benefit lake-area charities. All are accessible by car or boat. Turn to page 55 for more details.

Dates: Oct. 5-7

Times: Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5 p.m.

Cost: $20 in advance online or at local outlets (see website for details) or $25 on Tour days at the individual homes or the SML Visitor Center at Bridgewater Plaza (cash or check only)

More info: 540.297.8687, smlcharityhometour.com

CAr, truCk, Bike AnD BoAt SHow The SML Powerboating Association presents an event to benefit the Scruggs Rescue Dive Team. DJ, food vendors and trophies for people’s choice award winners.

Date: Oct. 13


Location: Bernard’s Landing, Moneta

Cost: $10 in advance; $15 at the gate. Vendor fee is $25.

More info: 540.420.6774 or 540.556.6655, smlpba.com

A nigHt At tHe rACeSFundraising event featuring simulated horse racing, dinner, refreshments, door prizes and more sponsored by the Rotary Club of SML. Participate in the women’s hat parade and contest and the race card winner’s drawing. Benefits area charities.

Date: Oct. 20

Time: 5 p.m. arrival, racing starts at 6 p.m.

Location: W.E. Skelton 4-H Educational Conference Center, Wirtz

Cost: $35

More info: 540.719.1411


SMAC ANNUAL ART SHOW |Oct. 26-28 | Annual non-juried exhibition of original artwork in a variety of genres by regional artists of all ages. Presented by the Smith Mountain Arts Council at Resurrection Catholic Church, Moneta. Opening reception and awards Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m. Open to the public Oct. 27-28, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Deadline to enter is Oct. 10. 540.721.1469, smithmountainartscouncil.com

HAUNTED HAYRIDE AND HALLOWEEN CAMPFIRE | Travel a rarely used, wooded trail by wagon and listen as an interpreter shares why so few venture down the forgotten road at Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Huddleston. 5 p.m. Space is limited and pre-registration is requested. In case of inclement weather, meet at the Discovery Center for a program on bats. At 6 p.m., meet at the Campfire Amphitheater for an hour of fun, spooky stories and marshmallow-roasting. In case of inclement weather, the campfire will take place under the picnic pavilion. Programs ar free but regular parking fees apply. 540.297.6066, dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/smi.shtml


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SMitH MountAin LAke FALL CHiLi AnD CrAFt FeStivALA full-day event featuring a competitive chili cook-off with awards presented in the categories of People’s Choice, Showmanship and Best Chili. Bring the whole family for chili tasting, craft vendors, live music and other Bridgewater Plaza attractions. Now in it’s 10th year, the event is sponsored by the SML Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Date: Nov. 3


Location: Bridgewater Plaza, Moneta

Cost: $5

More info: 540.721.1203, visitsmithmountainlake.com

ocT 27HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL | The second Booford Halloween Festival will take place in Centertown Bedford. Kids’ activities, trunk or treat, a halloween safety booth, contests, food, bouncy house, face painting and more. Check website for times and more details. 540.586.2148, centertownbedford.com

CHILI COOKOFF | At the Sedalia Center, Big Island. Check website for time and more details. 434.299.5080, sedaliacenter.org

BLUE RIDGE FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL |Live music, crafts, working animal competitions, kids’ games and more. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ferrum College, Ferrum. $10 for adults, $5 for children and seniors. 540.365.4416, blueridgeinstitute.org

FAT DADDY BAND | Live music and Halloween party at Ole School Sports Pub & Grill, Wirtz. $5 cover. 7:30-10:30 p.m. Event is outdoors so bring a lawn chair or blanket. 540.721.1635

GOBLINS AND GOODIES | Halloween event for families at Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Huddleston. Visit the Discovery Center for treats, stories, pumpkin painting, crafts and a costume contest. Hayrides will be offered throughout the day. Prizes for the most creative costume and best use of recycled material will be award in two categories (under 6 years old and those 6 and older). 2-4 p.m. Contest is from 2:30 to 3 with prizes awarded at 3:30. Free. 540.297.6066, dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/smi.shtml

“HOLLOW”EEN PROGRAM | Special event to learn about the “scary” creatures that inhabit the Peaks of Otter area. Peaks of Otter, Milepost 86, Blue Ridge Parkway, Bedford. Free. 540.586.4496

BEN TROUT TRIO | Live music and Halloween party at The Landing Restaurant, Moneta. 7:30 p.m. 540.721.3028, thelandingsml.com

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ADVERTISER INDEXADVERTISER NAME PAGE # MAP IDAffordable Home Outlet 51 A9

Atlantic Bay Mortgage 64 E7

Antique Mall at Mayberry 51 A9

Automatic Boat Covers 68 -

Aztec Rentals 33 E7

Bayside Marina 40 E8

Bedford Memorial Hospital 34 -Better Bathrooms & Kitchens 72 -Blackwater Cafe 82 F9

Blinds and Beyond 90 E7

Bob Riddick Roofing 42 E8

Bridgewater Plaza 12 C8

Capps Home Building Center 6 E7

Carilion Clinic 14 E7

Centra Healthcare 8, 46 A9

Chopsticks Chinese Restaurant 84 C8

Clear View Railing 58 -

D&P Landscaping 58 -

Deitz Lilly Builders Inc. 70 -

Edo Grill & Sushi 84 A9

Emerson Creek Pottery 90 -

Eric Smith, DDS 42 A9

Franklin Community Bank 24 E7

GG Shoreline 62 -

Grand Home Furnishings Outlet 30 E7

Haywood's Jewelers, Westlake 40 E7

Homestead Creamery 48 G4

Hughes Marine 94 A9

Interiors by Kris 62 E7

Jane Sullivan Horne, Prudential Waterfront Properties

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Jake's Place 82 C8

Joe's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria 84 E7

Jonathan's Restaurant 84 D7

KEBO Construction 23 -

King's Grant 30 -

Kitchens at the Lake 58 -

Kroger 2 E7

Lake Inn 94 E7

Lake Team Realty 30 E7

Lakescapes Nursery 29 J9, E7

Lakestone Gallery 42 -

Long & Foster, REALTORS 72 C8

Los Machados Mexican Grill & Cantina

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M.G. Construction 72 -

M.H. Eades, Inc. 54 -

Martinsville Dupont Credit Union 33 K4

McGreevey, John & Pat, Long & Foster REALTORS

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Nationwide Insurance 24 -

PD&M, Inc. 66 -

Physicians To Children 24 E7Plyler Home & Docks 68 E7Potter Construction 62 -

Pro-Line Trailers 51 -

RSI Rentals 40 E7

Seven Oaks Landscaping 60 J5

Smith Mountain LakeRegional Chamber of Commerce

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SML Charity Home Tour 53 -

SML Pressure Cleaning 34 -

Southern Landscape Group 32 -SpaLaLa Blue 48 E7

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REAL ESTATE INDEXADVERTISER NAME PAGE # MAP IDBlankenship, Rhonda Long & Foster REALTORS RE 19 C8

Dickenson, Sonya MKB Realtors RE 18 E7

Horne, Jane Sullivan Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 3 H11

Johnson, Phyllis RE/MAX Lakefront Realty, Inc. RE 17 C8

Johnson, Tricia Lake & Land Realty RE 18 C8

Jordan, Cameron & Angie SML Sales, Inc. RE 16 C8

McDaniel, Glenda Long & Foster REALTORS RE 7-9 C8

McDonald, Mary Lou ML Realty RE 12-14 F11

McGreevey, John and Pat Long & Foster REALTORS RE 15 D8

Millehan, Vicki Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 4 H11

MKB Realtors RE 6 E7Montgomery, Dana Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 19 E7

Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 2 E7Schrein, Lee Homestead Realty RE 11 -

Shelton, Debbie Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 5 E7

The Van Team Long & Foster REALTORS RE 11 C8

Watermark Realty RE 10 E7

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Westlake Towne Center

The Cabinet Gallery 70 E7

The Landing Restaurant 76 F10

The Little Gallery 48 C8

The Westlake Golf & Country Club 3 E7

TopNotch Lawncare 68 E7

Turner's Building, Inc. 64 J9

Virginia Dare Marina 84 E10

Waterwheel Marina 52 C8

Webster Marine Center 10 C8

Westlake Cinema 3 E7

Westlake Dental Office 4 E7

Westlake Salon & Spa 3 E7

Westlake Towne Center 3 E7

Westlake Turf & Irrigation 34 E8Westlake Wash 64 -

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ADVERTISER INDEXADVERTISER NAME PAGE # MAP IDAffordable Home Outlet 51 A9

Atlantic Bay Mortgage 64 E7

Antique Mall at Mayberry 51 A9

Automatic Boat Covers 68 -

Aztec Rentals 33 E7

Bayside Marina 40 E8

Bedford Memorial Hospital 34 -Better Bathrooms & Kitchens 72 -Blackwater Cafe 82 F9

Blinds and Beyond 90 E7

Bob Riddick Roofing 42 E8

Bridgewater Plaza 12 C8

Capps Home Building Center 6 E7

Carilion Clinic 14 E7

Centra Healthcare 8, 46 A9

Chopsticks Chinese Restaurant 84 C8

Clear View Railing 58 -

D&P Landscaping 58 -

Deitz Lilly Builders Inc. 70 -

Edo Grill & Sushi 84 A9

Emerson Creek Pottery 90 -

Eric Smith, DDS 42 A9

Franklin Community Bank 24 E7

GG Shoreline 62 -

Grand Home Furnishings Outlet 30 E7

Haywood's Jewelers, Westlake 40 E7

Homestead Creamery 48 G4

Hughes Marine 94 A9

Interiors by Kris 62 E7

Jane Sullivan Horne, Prudential Waterfront Properties

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Jake's Place 82 C8

Joe's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria 84 E7

Jonathan's Restaurant 84 D7

KEBO Construction 23 -

King's Grant 30 -

Kitchens at the Lake 58 -

Kroger 2 E7

Lake Inn 94 E7

Lake Team Realty 30 E7

Lakescapes Nursery 29 J9, E7

Lakestone Gallery 42 -

Long & Foster, REALTORS 72 C8

Los Machados Mexican Grill & Cantina

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M.G. Construction 72 -

M.H. Eades, Inc. 54 -

Martinsville Dupont Credit Union 33 K4

McGreevey, John & Pat, Long & Foster REALTORS

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Nationwide Insurance 24 -

PD&M, Inc. 66 -

Physicians To Children 24 E7Plyler Home & Docks 68 E7Potter Construction 62 -

Pro-Line Trailers 51 -

RSI Rentals 40 E7

Seven Oaks Landscaping 60 J5

Smith Mountain LakeRegional Chamber of Commerce

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SML Charity Home Tour 53 -

SML Pressure Cleaning 34 -

Southern Landscape Group 32 -SpaLaLa Blue 48 E7

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REAL ESTATE INDEXADVERTISER NAME PAGE # MAP IDBlankenship, Rhonda Long & Foster REALTORS RE 19 C8

Dickenson, Sonya MKB Realtors RE 18 E7

Horne, Jane Sullivan Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 3 H11

Johnson, Phyllis RE/MAX Lakefront Realty, Inc. RE 17 C8

Johnson, Tricia Lake & Land Realty RE 18 C8

Jordan, Cameron & Angie SML Sales, Inc. RE 16 C8

McDaniel, Glenda Long & Foster REALTORS RE 7-9 C8

McDonald, Mary Lou ML Realty RE 12-14 F11

McGreevey, John and Pat Long & Foster REALTORS RE 15 D8

Millehan, Vicki Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 4 H11

MKB Realtors RE 6 E7Montgomery, Dana Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 19 E7

Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 2 E7Schrein, Lee Homestead Realty RE 11 -

Shelton, Debbie Prudential Waterfront Properties RE 5 E7

The Van Team Long & Foster REALTORS RE 11 C8

Watermark Realty RE 10 E7

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Westlake Towne Center

The Cabinet Gallery 70 E7

The Landing Restaurant 76 F10

The Little Gallery 48 C8

The Westlake Golf & Country Club 3 E7

TopNotch Lawncare 68 E7

Turner's Building, Inc. 64 J9

Virginia Dare Marina 84 E10

Waterwheel Marina 52 C8

Webster Marine Center 10 C8

Westlake Cinema 3 E7

Westlake Dental Office 4 E7

Westlake Salon & Spa 3 E7

Westlake Towne Center 3 E7

Westlake Turf & Irrigation 34 E8Westlake Wash 64 -

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