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Anyone who has an interest in vintage vehicles will surely enjoy the latest Lincoln Now piece, "A Moment In Time," which focuses on John Ellison and his beautiful 1937 Lincoln K Judkins. John has enjoyed delving into his rare model's unique background.
"Built on an old hay factory, the Market has been running since 1841. Though there are no more horse-drawn carriages, the tomatoes from Ann Arbor are still fresh and the honey from Hamtramck is still the sweetest in the state. Walking through the stalls, it’s easy to see that much more happens here than just the buying and selling of turnips and treats."
It's been two years since we first saw the 2016 Lincoln MKX in concept form, and a year since it debuted at the Detroit Auto Show. Now, automotive news publications are digging deep into our preferred automaker's new crossover, and are quickly falling in love with its wide array of features and impressive performance.
This Wednesday, break up your workday by reading "Making A Statement," an April Lincoln Now article about a woman making a different in Hollywood. Nina Shaw is an entertainment attorney, advocating for her clients as they work towards their dreams.
Little Skookum Bay, where oyster farmer Brett Bishop goes to work every day, is a beautiful place. In fact, its beauty is part of the reason why Brett loves his job so much. Not only that, but the clean and lovely bay provide an ideal home for the yummy oysters that Brett harvests there. A recent Lincoln Now article has more info:
“Fly fishing is more about the experience, and really appreciating everything that’s involved in it. Even if you don’t tie flies, you appreciate the fact that someone was able to create this fly with, you know, chicken and peacock feathers.”
"With its famously stunning scenery, Park City is a natural home for adventure tourism, but rather than rest on the area’s considerable laurels, Jeff saw the beauty in enhancing the scenery with a combination of historical and regional knowledge and a unique spin on each outing. Experiences tend to change depending on the season or patron, and Jeff’s personalized approach to tours keeps clients coming back year after year, inspiring him to evolve his own perspective on the land around him even as he teaches others about it."
Lincoln's recent Sound of Luxury event in West Hollywood attracted some very special guests, including Leigh Lezark and Geordon Nicol of DJ collective "The Misshapes." And now you can read all about their background and ensuing experiences, thanks to a new Lincoln Now article called "Field Notes," embedded above.
In Seward, Alaska sits a five-yurt retreat that allows guest to get back to nature. Yurts are round structures made of sustainable materials like wood. They are tough and simple, and have been lived in by wandering tribes for hundreds of years.
A new piece up on the Lincoln Now website tells the tale of a unique Seattle music venue called Fremont Abbey, where fans and artists alike experience a sense of comfort and connection that yields an inviting musical space for all.
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