Beautiful beaches, swaying willow trees, acres of championship golf courses, swampy marshes, and the sweet smell of shucked oysters and boiled peanuts. Put it all together, and you’re in South Carolina. For all the corny cliches of the south, South Carolina’s got a little bit of everything, and then some! From the putting greens of DeBordieu, to the blue waters of Myrtle Beach, the Palmetto State is not to be missed.
If there’s one thing I do love about visiting the south, it’s the food. Being from New York means having easy access to a wide variety of foods from around the world. Southern cooking, however, isn’t as common as say, finding a slice of pizza or a hot dog cart. There are a handful of soul-food joints in and around Harlem that do some of the best...
Way down south, past the Mason-Dixon line, down where you see more Waffle Houses and fewer IHOP’s, you’ll find South Carolina. And just 30 miles south of Charleston, along a series of winding roads of willow trees and old churches, you’ll find the gated community resort of Kiawah Island. It is ranked as one of the top golfing resort destinations...