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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Something for the belly, something for the eyes, and something for the nose
Posted on Tuesday, August 16
The beaches, the iced tea, downtown, carriage horses, local beer and vegetables, shrimp and grits, oysters, Christmas lights on boats, parades for everything, Lowcountry boil, hoppin john, chefs, culinary and art colleges, the diversity, bridges, Riverdogs, rivers, Firefly tea, the only tea farm in America, Rainbow Row, and even some Ohioans. Did mention shrimp and grits/oyster roasts? Man, I love this place!!!
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