Swimming in George Shinn’s past

I can almost picture it. George Shinn is lounging poolside at his Tega Cay home, a tall, sweating glass of ice-cold tea in hand. The afternoon light streams through the glass, making the tea glow, so that it looks he’s sipping liquid sunshine. Next to the house, there’s Lake Wylie, which echoes with the sounds of people ...

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