Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center Hotel

... Drove back and I had a short walk on the beach. Tonight is the banquet for the reunion where I'm sure the wine will flow and the conversation will pick up where it left off last night.....if anyone remembers last night!<br><br>By the way, we had breakfast at Hoskins Restaurant which is notable because it has been in Ocean Drive since 1948. That makes it almost as old as I am!!<br><br>

... progress.<br><br>Last Night we went to Legends in Concert - at a theatre about 5 miles down the road which we enjoyed.<br><br>Today we move along the coast to Ridgeland, as we close in on Daytona Beach.<br><br>Lots of Love <br><br>Caroline &amp; Les xx

... 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 ...

Dear Family and Friends,<br><br>Traveled from Columbia yesterday to Myrtle Beach, just over 150 miles, and are now on the Atlantic Coast line.<br><br>Not much to report from yesterday ...

... directed us to another skate park named the Matt Hughes Skate park which was kind of small, but well set up. There was no crowd when we first showed up, then all of a sudden a large posse of people starting coming, and it seemed they all knew each other from previous hang outs. Josh was enjoying himself so much at both of these parks, that all of a sudden the lights turn on at the Matt Hughes park, and kept Josh ...

Hello Myrtle Beach!!! Oh, how I needed you. As we were driving into Myrtle Beach, SC we all hoped we would be at least within walking distance of the beach. Then our prayers were more than answered when we pulled into the Comfort Suites ON THE BEACH... and even better, with all ocean view rooms. It was gorgeous. Upper 60's, slightly cloudy, warm ocean breezes, and the sounds of the waves crashing as we slept with the door to our balcony open. It was by far the best place we ...

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 ...

... A storied past of spirits, from the forgotten to the forlorn to the lonely to the specters intend on saving the living. When the sun goes down and the moon comes out to shine through the branches of the Spanish Oaks, dripping moss, ghosts are all too common in the Low country &#8211; You never know what you are going to see along the Southern Atlantic. <br><br>The Gray Man <br><br>During any Hurricane Season in Pawley&#8217;s Island, you ...

... the outside so looking pretty good here. We will have leftovers from last night and a salad later. We took an evening walk on the beach, had dinner, watched some TV, and then Charlie did another walk on the beach in the dark. I am still getting the Italian blog on line! It's talking a long time to add pictures to each day. Carol sent me over 100 pictures today just from the Riva part of our trip. The Oregon beach- Have you ever gone to an Oregon beach on a ...