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Timeouts and Turning Points on Kiawah Island

Mary Gilbert Tours and Sightseeing, United States May 14, 2016Angel Oak Tree, Ashley River, Bohicket Road, Boone Hall, Cassique, Charleston, Charlestowne Landing, Dixie Supply Bakery & Cafe, Drayton Hall, Halls Chophouse, Johns Island, Kiawah, Kiawah Indians, Kiawah Island, Kiawah River, Maybank Highway, Middleton Place, PGA Championship, Plantation Singers, Ryder Cup, The Ocean Course 4 Comments

Timeouts and Turning Points on Kiawah Island

My pulse quickens as always when my husband, Bill, and I cross Maybank Highway and head straight on Bohicket Road for the final stretch of the drive through Johns Island to Kiawah Island. It revs up more a few hundredRead more

The Never-Ending Lure of Charleston

Mary Gilbert Tours and Sightseeing, United States March 25, 2014Battery Park, Billy Hall, Charleston, Charleston City Market, Conde Nast Traveler, Cooper River Bridge, Dixie Bakery Supply and Cafe, French Quarter Art Gallery District, Ft. Sumter, Halls Chophouse, Hank's Seafood Restaurant, Holy City, Kiawah, King Street Shops, Market Pavilion, Market Street Sweets, Pat Conroy, Pavilion Bar, South Carolina, South of Broad, The Battery, The College of Charleston, The College of William and Mary, Travel, Travel + Leisure Magazine, Travel blog, Travel writing, Waterfront Park 4 Comments

The Never-Ending Lure of Charleston

When Bill and I realized our nephew, Ben, a senior basketball player at The College of William and Mary, and his team (Go Tribe!) would play against College of Charleston, we put Charleston on our travel radar. Actually, we didn’tRead more

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