Posted on 5th Dec 2014
Category: Tours, Historic Sites
Author: Steve Vail
Throughout Summerville's history there have been 4 town halls to include the current one . These town halls have provided much more than simply a place for the Mayor's office, City Council, and the Chamber of Commerce. They have also provided a venue for a variety of assemblies, parties, dances, and commemorations.
Posted on 9th Aug 2015
Category: Tours, Historic Sites, Beaches and Islands
Author: Steve Vail
It's unique, it's classic, and it's all American. In the heart of the Lowcountry nestled in the midst of the Lowcountry's protected and pristine Wadmalaw Island is the home of the only commercially producing tea farm in America - The Charleston Tea Plantation.
Posted on 31st May 2014
Category: Tours, Historic Sites, Beaches and Islands
Author: Steve Vail
Bone yard beach at Botany Bay - A literal bone yard on the beach? Not exactly. Over the years, the tides have changed and eroded areas where thriving forests once stood. Many of the trees are now fallen over with their massive root systems exposed to the elements. The constant ebb and flow of the sandy beach tides combined with the Sun and salt have quite literally sanded them smooth, and bleached them to a haunting off white that resemble the color of "bone"...
Posted on 27th May 2013
Category: Tours, Beaches and Islands
Author: Steve Vail
From the ferry ride over to the island to the ferry ride back, this is an adventurous exploration of an island that is unique in every way. The sights, the sounds, and the serenity along with the overall natural beauty of this SC Lowcountry barrier Island make it a place of wonder, discovery, and amazement.