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The Backyard Tourist: Why Walterboro Rocks, Part I

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Why Walterboro Rocks, Part I. Written by Mark Shaffer. Wednesday, 01 September 2010 12:41. 8220; You can tell it’s a friendly town because they’ve got all these rocking chairs out on the street and nobody’s stolen them. Unidentified woman commenting on the abundance of bright red rocking chairs (the town symbol) lining the downtown shops. Halfbacks, day-trippers, “antiquers,” locals and backy...8220;Ther...

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The Backyard Tourist: Palm Key Part II (Wherein Miss Warrene briefly loses her beverage)

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Saturday, January 9, 2010. Palm Key Part II (Wherein Miss Warrene briefly loses her beverage). Originally published in The Lowcountry Weekly. 8220;You can’t rush good”. Meat, Fire, Eat. 8220;I had a little motorcycle accident and ended up with several rods in my legs,” Tim says nonchalantly, “so I got an early retirement and now I just travel the [professional barbecue] circuit cooking barbecue full time.”. Tim found his passion sl...

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Texas 2 Tennessee: November 2010

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Reflection is the liturgy of this landscape." Terry Tempest Williams. Wednesday, November 17. Unleashing the Poet Within. A few new poems by yours truly written at a retreat led by Nevin Comptom Trammell. Knows not the confines. Of chamber walls or rhythms. Of the lub-dub doctrine. Look there, in the corner. Birthing a fifth chamber. For a new way. A mirror image lies. Beneath the soaring boughs. Of a white oak tree. The luxury of it all. As golden hues of fallen. And to be fallen. Compete for my gaze.

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Dinner | Chrissy Cooks

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It seems like the older I get the faster the years go by, leaving less and less time to reflect and prepare for the next one, but so be it. I’m unusually optimistic this time of year, dreaming of opportunities to come, wishing, hoping, praying (dear God, please! Chewing then eventually devouring the fat layer around my pork chops instead of cutting them off and discarding them like she did. And I was one of the few kids out of all my cousins who would indulge in all the porky goodness every New Year.

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The Backyard Tourist: Notes From the Field: the New Shooter

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Wednesday, January 20, 2010. Notes From the Field: the New Shooter. I write a lot of stuff that requires - at the very least - decent accompanying images. My big, fat (and recently obsolete) Nikon D80 is my baby. But she's a little bulky for some things, particularly in tight quaters and low light situations. I needed a good pocket camera and after much research I decided on the Canon S90. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Backyard Tourist: A Grand Meander Into the Past

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Wednesday, January 20, 2010. A Grand Meander Into the Past. It's hard to miss Jon Sharp. He's the tall, lanky guy with a mane of shock-white hair leading packs of tourists through centuries of Beaufort history. As we count down to next January's tricentennial, here's an encore of a piece we did on Jon in October, 2008. 8220;Is this your retirement job? 8220;Yes, it is.”. The woman nods, “Sweet,” she says. And “The Golden Girl...

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The Backyard Tourist: SALTUS HOSTS BIFF BENEFIT

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Friday, January 21, 2011. SALTUS HOSTS BIFF BENEFIT. This is shaping up to be a fun event complete with a BIFF signature cocktail (more on that later). Meanwhile here's the official word:. 8220;This is a way for us to help drum up support for an incredible organization,” said Saltus Owner Lantz Price. “This festival is part of the artistic culture of Beaufort and we want to do our part to help sustain it.”. We appreciate your input...

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The Backyard Tourist: Why Walterboro Rocks, Part II

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Travels along the Coastal Southeast and beyond via The Lowcountry Weekly. Thursday, January 20, 2011. Why Walterboro Rocks, Part II. Written by Mark Shaffer. Wednesday, 15 September 2010 11:05. Casual observations from Main Street USA. But where some see vacant storefronts others see opportunity. Cindy Corley and her husband John saw that opportunity right across the street from her mother’s shop under the big clock of the old Farmers and Merchants Bank. Six years later, the Corleys and Old...For the ann...