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Travel Blogs from Beaufort

Happy to be on Hilton Head Island!

A travel blog entry by pykesonthego

... that we had more time just to hang around the resort, as it seems to be a great place. For now, just a map pin, as we're partying at my Cousin Janet's house tonight!

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Slow start into the New Year!

A travel blog entry by billandteena

... pass as the tide is in
retreat, this should lessen costal flooding in this area. In September
2010, we weathered Tropical Storm Nicole here with no problem and
anticipate much the same from Sandy. Of course no two storms are
the same and with the current weather patterns over Great Lakes, well
I am sure you are all watching the maps!

Camping in the Live Oaks Campground,
with its new shower house, is pretty nice. Sites are good sized ...

Paradise

A travel blog entry by dullicksontour

112 miles from Charleston to Hilton Head. We had a night free before Orlando so we decided to spend it at Hilton Head Island. It's quite high end, very manicured and perfect. It's popular with golfers but we were there for the amazing beaches. We booked into the Holiday Inn which is set right on the best beach on the island, Coligny. We arrived at lunchtime from Charleston and spent the afternoon on the beach and at ...

Daufuskie island, SC

A travel blog entry by jpfrml

... for a walk last night- lots of new smells and we went to something called a beach! I wasn't too interested in the water, but there were LOTS of small crab scurrying around. They were fun to chase! On the way back to our place, I got all full of stickers in the dunes. Ouch! They hurt! Mommy got them all out, but she hurt her hands too. We all slept very well last night! On my ...

Beaufort SC

A travel blog entry by nanseaj

... where you can relax and watch the boats sail in and out on one of the porch-type swings along the seawall.

Before moving on to Savannah we drove out to Hunting Island State Park thinking we might camp. One of the side roads on St. Helena Island led to the ruins of a church known as a Chapel of Ease. These were constructed during colonial times for the rice and cotton planters as houses of worship because the plantations were so far ...