Dayton House Resort Myrtle Beach

... heron pictured below, roseate spoonbills, wood storks, a beautiful Kingfisher, a woodpecker, and an avocet. The avocet was a "new bird" for Brenda so she was quite excited. There were assorted other birds and various ducks. We searched in vain for the alligators that inhabit the marshes. <br><br>We had lunch in Murrel's Inlet at a dockside restaurant with a beautiful view ...

... around for a few hours, then moved on to explore some of the local coastline. Unfortunately we had some bad news when we got back to the Hotel, that Caroline's mum has been taken into hospital, so our thoughts are with her at the moment as she makes ...

... we went back to the hotel to get ready for the first night of the reunion.<br> <br><br><br>Tim and Brenda (our college roomies) arrived and we went to the Grillhouse for dinner. Then it was back to meet the Pine Forest alumni. They seem to be your typical bunch of "old geezers" as Rick calls them. Some older and geezier than others! The band they had put together of alumni - some of whom used to play together - was surprisingly ...

... till his legs actually gave out! I made sure he warmed down from the intense workout Josh's been giving himself and he was fine the following days.<br><br> After a good day's skating, and finally on Tuesday November 3rd, we left for Cocoa, Florida. Right as we left, the muffler started rattling real loud, and a sudden loud bang while we were in the parking lot of a Krispy Kreme, stocking up on donuts, the muffler fell ...

... stayed yet.<br><br>Also, a bunch of us decided we deserved a fun night on the town. We ended up going to this strange little gay bar and restaurant, which just happened to be having Jeopardy night. Needless to say, with my weekly trivia skills under belt, I felt compelled to sign up. I won my round against two of my cast members, and we proceeded to dance and drink and just have fun. Well, only 2 other rounds of Jeopardy were played, so I was one of the top 3 scores, which ...

Huntington Beach is about 20 minutes south of Myrtle Beach. WW and I came here because we like birds, and we saw a lot of them. One we could not photograph is the Roseate Spoonbill, which was too far away, but we saw them in our binocs.<br><br>WW saw her ...

The pics tell the story. There are loggerhead turtle nests here. WW and I got a campsite far from the beach in a private site nestled in the forest.<br><br>Camping is $30 a night. SC has an income tax and an 8% sales tax. All of the State Park employees I met ...

... and boaters should head to shore immediately or risk their fate at the peril of rough seas. <br><br>Alice Flagg <br><br>Alice has dealt the chills to many locals and tourists alike, since her death in 1849. Alice was in love with a suitor that was beneath her family status of South Carolina aristocrats at the Hermitage of Murrells Inlet. Her mother and brother forbade her to see him but Alice persisted and the two were engaged only to be ...

... br><br>We all went separate ways in the afternoon. Summers went shopping to buy some token to remember Santa fe, he got the book "The AVN Guide To The 500 Best Adult Movies Of All Time".<br><br>The next day we'd booked in a white water rafting trip down the Rio Grande, just north of Santa Fe. It was time to start doing some exercise on this trip previously dominated by fried food and beer. The river was set deep in a narrow canyon with 600ft cliffs on either side, the rapids were ...

... that swerved in our lane. The Park said they close the gates at 12 which would mean we have to bounce early. So, we finally got the damn grill to work and we cooked hotdogs and had Allison's awesome potato chips. Brett went in the woods and scared a bunch of animals away. I believe the animals were having a meeting to ambush us to steal away our food. "The Time is Now!" the animals would proclaim as they join as one against us three. Well at least Keith ...