Charleston, SC
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can get the inside information on the best eateries, places to go, local
nightlife, and things to do in and around the Charleston area. Tell us
about your favorite spots, memories, or things to do in and around
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Category: Things to Do
What hours are the straw market open? Are they open on Sunday?
-- Aaron whitehead - Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 03:35:11
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Category: Restaurants
I am looking for a recipe from the Moultrie tavern which closed in the
1990's. The recipe is confederate game pie. Thank you for any help you
can offer.
-- Deborah Bateman - Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 13:35:40
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Category: General Area
If you're interested in getting married at the Battery, you have to
contact the city of Charleston and get a permit. My husband and I were
married there 14 years ago. The permit cost is reasonable and it's a
beautiful location. Good luck!
-- Amy Duff - Monday, March 10, 2008 at 11:04:04
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Category: Places to Stay
If there is still a need for your aunt to stay somewhere near Charleston
for your son in the hospital or in rehabilitation please contact. Your
post was Sept. so I hope he is home and well but if not please
contact....(843) 818-7727or cell (919) 244-1630
-- Marte Ridge - Friday, January 11, 2008 at 07:26:29
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Category: General Area
Single professional looking for an economic sort stay lease in
Charleston, 1-6 months, beginning May, 2008. I am relocating.
-- Charles Bailey - Wednesday, January 2, 2008 at 12:50:32
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Category: Travel Tips & Questions
I found Charleston to be an unfriendly town. As a tourist I felt I was
resented. People seemed rude and short. Maybe I am used to Southern
Texas Hospitality and am being too harsh.
-- Lisa Overlin - Monday, October 29, 2007 at 13:05:31
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Category: Things to Do
my wife and I are wanting to spend Saturday night in Mt. Pleasant or
Charleston and I am out of ideas of places to stay and things to do.
please help!
-- Randy Foxworth - Friday, September 28, 2007 at 17:47:45
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Category: Places to Stay
hello my cousin was in a bad car accident three weeks ago in Conway SC
the
wreck was so bad that they had to fly him to a hospital in Charleston SC
and
we live in Lancaster SC about 3 hours away, my aunt has had to stay with
him
in Charleston he has lots of skull fractures a broke neck and a broke
back
on ventilator and still in ccu so she cant leave him for long and who
would,
some nights she sleeps in the hospital waiting area and some nights she
gets
a motel room but she cant afford the motel all the time because it cost
her
anywhere from 60 to 90 a night and the hospital bills are adding up
daily
and he doesn't have insurance and they cant say for sure how long he'll
be
there is there help out there to help her find a place to stay that
isn't so
expensive if so please let me no we would really appreciate the help
thank
you and GOD BLESS
-- pamela lane - Thursday, September 6, 2007 at 18:07:36
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Category: General Area
I was just wondering how long does it take to get to Grifton NC from
Charleston SC
-- Kuanisha Smalls (kuanisha_vaughn2000@yahoo.com) - Tuesday, August 21,
2007 at 07:28:23
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Publishers Note: The
total Est. time to travel from Charleston, SC to Grifton, NC is 5 hours
and 26 minutes. The total Est. distance is 323.31 miles.
Category: General Area
My boyfriend and I are planning to get married next summer and we were
wondering if it was possible to get married at The Battery and what
would we have to do in order to get married there? Thanks!
-- Brandi Matney (brandi_m_matney@hotmail.com) - Tuesday, July 17, 2007
at 17:06:09
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Category: General Area
Hi,
I am planning to visit the Charleston area in Sept with plans of moving
down there in the year or two to retire. Could anyone give me an idea
what housing goes for like say in Goose Creek area. I need a ranch style
with three bed rooms, small yard..and want somewhere friendly and nice
but not too expensive...thanks, e-mail nancybema@aol.com
-- nancy williamson - Monday, June 4, 2007 at 10:53:43
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Category: Restaurants
There are many restaurants on Meeting Street depending how far down you will be. Hymans, Sticky Fingers, Jestine's Kitchen(best greet fried tomatoes). Also around the market close to Meeting is T-Bonz, Charleston Crab house. If you take a look at the Charleston Restaurants on this site, you will find the addresses.
Enjoy your trip.
-- Regina B - Friday, June 1, 2007 at 12:02:56
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Category: Restaurants
June 7, 2007 a group of 21 African-American Senior Ladies will be doing
the Gullah Tour with Alphonoso Brown from the Charleston visitors center.
I'd like to stay in that area on Meeting St. I am looking for a reasonably
priced, tasty place to have lunch at 11:00 to 12:30 or so. May have to be
after the tour around 2:30 or 3:00. Please help me. Can not walk.
-- Teresa Simons - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at 17:29:38
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Category: General Area
Just came back from our Wild Dunes vacation. Made two trips into Charleston this year. The
tall ships were in port and were impressive. Rainbow row and Battery will always be our first
stop on our walking tour. Three trips to SHem Creek(Vickery, R&B, Shem Cr Bar and Grill) for
lunches and dinner. The oceanfront Villa in wild Dunes had just been renovated and
was awesome.
One disturbing point. The erosion on one section of Wild Dunes was unbelievable. Last yr
sand was being hauled in by the truck load. Apparently, that was not the solution. Several of the
complexes did not even have beach access. Huge white bags filled with sand were being
hauled in the entire week. From a distance, the beach looked like it had snow. The
grass on the golf course was hanging off he edge and the dunes had disappeared. This was not on
the entire beach. The property owners have to be taking a huge loss. Hopefully, next year will
will see an improvement.
-- Regina B - Wednesday, May 30, 2007 at 12:51:23
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Category: Restaurants
I wanted to recommend Peninsula Grille if you have never dined there.
You will never go wrong there!!
-- Sonya Tomaro - Wednesday, May 9, 2007 at 15:15:24
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