Category: South Carolina
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Five Reasons to Love the South Carolina Botanical Garden
The Natural Heritage Trail is the first reason you’ll love the 295-acre South Carolina Botanical Garden. The half-mile long walking trail located within the sanctuary, provides the diversity you’d find...
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Why People Love to Visit Charleston in the Spring
Azaleas, live oaks, tombstones, foggy mornings, wisteria, and carriage rides are reasons why people love Charleston in the Spring.
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Why Purchase Knob Trail Offers the Best Day Hiking Adventure
My friend Laurie knows the area of Haywood County, N.C., including its quaint and charming towns and its stunning trails. She recommended Purchase Knob Trail for its views. It turns...
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Lowcountry Photography and Fascinating Civil War History in Beaufort, S.C.
I was in Beaufort for photography. I’d hired a photography guide to show me the best locations for photography in the surrounding areas. Staying at the Cuthbert House Inn piqued...
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Images of Greenville, S.C. and a Surprise at Caesar’s Head State Park
We started with an appetizer. Fried Goat Cheese with Pistachio Dust and Vanilla Honey Drizzle It was a tranquil view from the floor-to-ceiling windows, a mixture of old and new...
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Checking Up on Downtown Charleston
The street was dark except for the glow of gas lamps to light the way. A lively melody spilled from a pub onto the street, the singer’s voice familiar. He...
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Lake Moultrie Passage with Tom Mullikin and South Carolina 7 2020
The heat index was hovering around 105°. There was a gentle breeze and sunlight was sparkling on the lake. The scene was stunningly beautiful and combined with thought-provoking conversation, the...
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Civil War History and Piedmont Forest on the Palmetto Trail
Volunteer conservationists were hard at work on the Palmetto Trail Peak to Prosperity Passage. Many of them have a keen interest in history as well as a love of nature....
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Live Oaks, Palmettos, and Pines Amid Scenic Coastal Marsh and Maritime Forest
We thought the coastal trail along the salt marsh would be dry by the time we started our bike ride. Well…it wasn’t quite dry. In some places, we walked our...
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Hobcaw Barony – A South Carolina Story
Standing at 6 feet and 2 and 1/2 inches tall, Belle Baruch was a towering figure. It was said that she could out shoot, out hunt, and out ride any...
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