TwiggySC1973

and I’m going again Memorial Day Weekend. There’s so much to see and do and I don’t see how it could get old. There is so much history in Charleston and not all is Civil War history either. The Carriage Rides and Ghost Walks are fabulous and there are ton of places that’s haunted. You feel like you are far away from the real world in Charleston.

it’s just like any other. We actually went here for a concert ( I know driving 7 1/2 hours for a concert and it wasn’t even KISS) but we did enjoy it even though it was March and it was cool.

but I did enjoy the trip and I loved Colonial Williamsburg. Plus my dad went to William and Mary so we got to see the college to. If you love History then this is the place for you.

we go to Gatlinburg in July. If you are ever there the 4th July week you have to see the Midnight Parade it’s the first parade on the 4th of July. The first year I saw it Tina who won on Survivor Austrailia was the Grand Marshall.

Plus if you like the mountains it’s a very relaxing place to be.

but watch out for all those other flavors offered by coke in different countries….YUCK! Seriously a great place to learn about Coke’s history plus learn a few “Southern” things while you are there like coke and peanuts.

Of course go and see a game….but if you have the opportunity to do a tour of the stadium then do so. It’s a wonderful experience.

Very small town who the only person I can think of that you may know would be Tony Rice who played for Notre Dame and was a Heisman Trophy nominee.