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South Carolina

Y’all Come on Down Now to Charleston’s Southern Plantations

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By Karen Barrett Griffin ITWPA Member Majestic live oak trees with sprawling branches dripping silver Spanish moss surrounding stately white-columned mansions. The dazzling Ashley and Cooper Rivers meandering their ways to the sea.  Long-necked, lanky egrets perusing the swampy marshes where cypress knees eerily protrude from the murky water.  Alluring gardens with … [Read more...] about Y’all Come on Down Now to Charleston’s Southern Plantations

Waccamaw Indian Pauwau

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Text by Jo Clark ITWPA Member Photography by Dr. Darrel Mellies and Jo Clark Visiting the Grand Strand in November is always a good plan. The weather is pleasant, with average daytime temperatures a balmy 70-75 degrees, and only a minimal number of tourists. However, one of the best reasons to visit in the fall is that for twenty-six years, the Waccamaw Indian People have … [Read more...] about Waccamaw Indian Pauwau

Charleston’s Museum Mile Motherload

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By Dana Clayton ITWPA Member Scratch your nerdy itch and spend your money on what you should in Charleston, South Carolina: food. In January, Charleston’s Museum Mile offers a month-long pass to 11 historical sites located within a one-mile walking distance. The astonishing price is $25 adults, $10 children 12 and under. The headliner is America’s first public museum, … [Read more...] about Charleston’s Museum Mile Motherload