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South Carolina Travel Stories

Charleston Revels in Its Unique Flavor
Charleston, S.C., is a city with great self-regard, not unwarranted, as even one Yankee writer must admit.
 

Postcard From Tom

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/artsandliving Going for the Greens
With around 110 golf courses and a slogan of "Golf Capital of the World," South Carolina's Grand Strand tees it up for another swinging season of good walks spoiled.
A Swing Through Myrtle Beach: Mini-golf's a major deal, rock-and-roll is here to play and life in the fast lane takes on a whole new meaning. (Post, June 29, 2008)
 
SMART MOUTH: Digging the Oysters in Charleston (Post, April 13, 2008)
 
THE UNBEATEN PATH: A South Carolina Garden That'll Grow on You (Post, August 12, 2007)
 
Myrtle Beach: Greens for Less Green (Post, March 12, 2006)
 
SPOLETO 101: Well-Cultured Charleston (Post, April 24, 2005)
 
Destination: Springtime in March (Post, March 13, 2005)
 
ABOUT TOWN: Charleston: Ghosts, Gullah and Tea (Post, January 30, 2005)
 
Charleston, By Night and Day: Hit the Water When the Sun Comes Up, Then Party Till Dawn (Post, August 1, 2004)
 
Leave It to Cleavage: The restaurant that serves titillation with its burgers takes to the skies with Hooters Air, nonstop to Myrtle Beach. (Post, June 25, 2003)
 
Postcard From Tom: Charleston (Post, August 4, 2002)
 
A Town for All Seasons: Even when the wind blows cold, Charleston can melt a 14-year-old's resistance (Post, September 22, 2002)
 
Southern Comfortable (Post, October 22, 2000)
 
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