King Street Charleston

... about the history of Charleston. As I was leaving I chatted with her for quite some time. After that I wandered the streets. King Street is the shopping district and that is where I saw a lot of the beautiful woman. I also walked through Marion Square ...

... everywhere and trucks everywhere so it must have been something. It was too hot to stay standing on the sidewalk so I left and walked along King Street again and then relaxed in the hotel for a little bit as it was a hot day and my legs were sore. After ...

... . In the 2 days that we were there, we must have walked 15 miles. We strolled down to the battery, walked up and down King Street and schlepped our way to every museum in the city. Joel really enjoyed the walking, so much so that he purposely left his ...

... Stayed at the Not So Hostel on Spring Street. Fairly sketchy area, especially at night, but not terrible.  Walked into town down King Street, grabbed dinner at a brewery and hopped to a few other bars.  Great start to the city.  The hostel ...

... had descended, lots of charming bars/restaurants with posh people milling around, jazz bars etc, seemed very up market, this was on King Street. Grabbed some food at a burrito joint, had a couple of drinks then caught the number 10 back to Rivers Ave. ...

... hagen daas ice cream. Then, I felt better. So then Tiffany found a snack and we wandered around the market and then down to King street to do some shopping. Here we were excited to find the Sacks Fifth Avenue was closing and so having a SALE! But ...

... a decade later that set Simmons on his path to greatness.Krawcheck requested a wrought iron gate for the rear of his King Street clothing store, and Simmons fashioned one out of scrap because World War II made acquiring new iron next to impossible. He ...

... through because it was hotter than Hell and still humid as all get out. For lunch, we dined at King Street Grill, an upscale Charleston burger restaurant owned by Pittsburgh Steeler Ben Roethlisberger.   When Michelle saw Mac and Cheese ...

... downtown. It still is a lovely city, and I suppose I should not have been surprised by the number of empty shops along King Street. Everyone is struggling financially right now (except, I hear, Miami Beach), so I guess this applies even to the old money ...

... to fry the pieces for longer. I like smaller chickens as they're generally much more tastier.  Walked around King Street which is Charleston's main shopping street. Just the usual stores but the local chocolate stores that sell pecan candies are ...