Top Chef's head judge Tom Colicchio goes fly fishing on the flats of eastern Long Island.

Plum homes presents a house designed by architect Larry Yaw in Telluride, CO. We talk with Lead Designer Catherine Frank about what makes this home so unique.

When architect Preston Phillips decided to build a house for himself in Bridgehampton, he designed something unique to the area.

Edward Sanford has long ties to Old North Wharf on Nantucket. He and business partner Greg McKechnie show us the cottage Peru, which sits on Nantucket harbor.

Scott and Claudine Brandt built this beautiful and unique Vail home in 2005. Plum met with Rich Carr with Cottle Carr Yaw Architects and Claudine Brandt to learn more about this stunning house.

Architect Patrick Ahearn is spotlighted on this new addition of Plum Homes.

Allison Wear & Megan Gilman take us through the construction of a LEED certified home in Edwards, CO.

Bill Windsor of the Colorado Mycological Society brought Plum on the annual Mushroom Foray & Feast.

The 2008 Vail International Dance festival brought some of the best dancers in the world to the Vail Valley.

After training throughout the summer, Jeb Berrier runs the 17+ mile annual Imogene Pass Run and brushes it off like a walk in the park.

A look at the 2008 Telluride Film Festival.

Duncan Mackenzie discusses his art installations that offer a new perspective to imagine our planet.

Jeb Barrier gets New York Times journalist to dismount his bicycle for a quick street interview.

Join John Sir Jesse as he forges for fungi in the National Forest.

This past Labor Day weekend was the 50th annual Wagon Days celebration. Plum was there for all the old time western fun.

Business owners & residents share their thoughts on the loss of Whiskey Jacques & Roddy's.

Tom Harned takes us on a tour of his home and garden, both designed with the purpose of reducing his, and his family's, carbon footprint.

Beloved local rockers Finn Riggins perform their song "Blackrock" below the hills of Galena.

Alan Worden and Scout Real Estate Capital have been working on an environmentally friendly restoration of a cottage on Esther's Island.

Four of America's top croquet players talk about the intricacies of the game that took England by storm in the 1860s and continues to be played all over the world today.