The Francis Marion Hotel Charleston

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Dear Family and Friends,<br><br>Today we spent the day on a train excursion traveling on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad, only 9 miles up the road from our hotel in Cherokee. Lasting 4.5 hours, the trip took us around 60 miles round ...

... their champagne. It was so cute!! I will have to remember that one! I also observed that many people eat like that every day. There are so many rich people in the world. If they would only share their wealth! I went to a couple different places around and met very nice people. I learned that South Carolina people are very friendly! <br><br> Now I am on my way home and ready to be back as always. I had a good time, but need to ...

5pm<br><br>South of the Border is this rediculous stop on I 95 just south of the South Carolina and North Carolina border. Hence the name. Anyway, they have huge dinasour statues, gift shops, and terrible food. I have been wanting to check it out all summer and I'm stoked I finally did. I bought a bag some nic nacs and a tank top. Tyler got a blanket. <br><br>We didn't take any pictures. It just wasn't that kind of a visit.

Tyler and I are on our way to Maryland. We left melbourne this morning after catching the most recent episode of Entourage on demand.  We deided to stay in Columbia, South Carolina because we both had never been there.  <br><br>We have a room at a bed and breakfast in the heart of Five Points.  We went out to grab some dinner at an Irish pub called Delaney's, walked around a bit, and eventually ...

... slave children, and continued to employ his former slaves even after the Civil War. We toured the plantation home, the farmhouse, as the family calls it, and the gardens surrounding the vintage home. My favorite garden was the Biblical Garden, which grew plants referred to throughout scripture, examples of which are the fig plant and the grapevine.<br>

... central to everything but a little removed from the consumerism that is the strip. The site we were at was right on the beach with terrific facilities -very secure and close to about a thousand golf courses. Shopping was great! Weather was fantastic other than a real storm the second day we were there. If that was just a little tropical storm, I would be terrified in a hurricane. The next ...

... best meatloaf ever, glazed ham, coca-cola cake, peach blueberry cobbler, pecan pie, etc. As we rolled out of there, we decided to walk the town and some of the food off. We found our way through the slave market with only a confederate hat for the boy and onward towards the Battery home district. It was Saturday evening at about 5pm and we found ourselves amongst a half a dozen weddings as this is know as the Holy city ...

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... that the T'gallants and Royals had to be handed and none of the new voyage crew had the courage to go that high, so it was Joules (D/H3) Stuart and myself who went up to do it alone. The two lads took the Fore T'gallant while I did the Royal on my own. It's true that the Royal is slightly smaller than the T'gallant, but I wasn't working particularly fast so when I'd finished stowing the whole thing before the other two had done one side of theirs, I couldn't help ribbing them a ...