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Tally-Ho!
Tennessee Valley Hunt embraces centuries-old customs, thrills associated with fox-hunting...

http://www.ourcoop.com/ourcoop08/headlines/viewNews.aspx?artID=2556
An article in Mid-South Horse Review magazine about TVH Opening Hunt hosted at Blackberry Ridge Farm - Thought you would all like to see it!



Mid South Horse Review:

http://www.midsouthhorsereview.com/articles.php?id=4639
An article in Mid-South Horse Review magazine about TVH Opening Hunt hosted at Blackberry Ridge Farm - Thought you would all like to see it!

Covertside Magazine:

http://www.ecovertside.net/
Be sure to check out the fall issue of Covertside! A Gretchen Pelham photo of the front porch at BRF was used.

 

     

Traditional Home:

http://www.traditionalhome.com/design_decorating/howwelive/farmhouse-style-renovation_ss1.html
Blackberry Ridge Farm featured in the November 2010 Issue of Traditonal Home Magazine "Old-World Style in a Farmhouse".

     

Christine Patterson Fine Art:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/ChristinePattersonFineArtphoto
Christine Patterson has been long regarded as an Alternative Photographer. Traveling extensively throughout the United States and Europe, she has photographed architecture to street scenes, landscapes to intimate pathways. She resides in Knoxville, TN.

Blackberry Ridge Farm has been blessed having been introduced to such an incredible artist as Christine Patterson. She has been photographing many of our horses at Blackberry Ridge Farm and has translated them into incredible pieces of Art. You can find these incredible pieces currently being offered for sale at Gift and Gourmet & Interiors in Knoxville, Tennessee. http://www.gg-interiors.com/featuredartists.html

“I can think of few other Tennessee photographers whose genuine passion match that of Christine Patterson Winter’s single-minded devotion for capturing the essential essence of the vanishing countryside vistas and ordinary everyday treasures of the small towns of the Volunteer State. We are delighted to have Winter’s hand-tinted images grace the walls of the State Capitol in Nashville, where so many significant decisions are made daily regarding the hallowed hills and verdant landscapes of our grand and glorious state.” Lois Riggins-Ezzell, Executive Director, Tennessee State Museum

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