Travel For Adventurous Women
Recently I heard someone declare the macaroon as the new cupcake. Personally I think that there is plenty of room for both macaroons and cupcakes at the tippy top of my personal food pyramid. First let’s talk about the spelling. There’s the French, macaron, and the English, macaroon. The two major ingredients found in most … Read more
There are seemingly endless options for where to stay in Charleston, SC. Here’s a guide to just a few. When visiting a new city, one of the most important decisions you make will be where to stay. Grand hotel? Quaint inn? Tourist central or “off the beaten path?” Traveling on a tight budget, or are … Read more
Today I’m going to tell you about one of my favorite Charleston day trips, heading south out of Charleston, SC along Route 700.
What to do when your time is short (or even if it is not) for visiting Charleston, SC, one of America’s most historic cities Sometimes when visiting a new city for a brief time it feels impossible to do it all, because it is. We have to resist the desire to even try, while still being … Read more
Every year in early March I start craving a trip to Charleston, SC, to go to the farmer’s market held each Saturday morning at Marion Square.
The other day I shared a few of the new things I did in Charleston last week. Today, I’m sharing a few of the tried and true things I did that never get old! Walk along Tradd Street Tradd Street is the longest residential street in Charleston’s historic district, but that alone isn’t what makes … Read more
Instagram of the week: Charleston Joggling Board History When wandering around Charleston’s #beautiful residential #neighborhoods, it won’t take long to spot a #jogglingboard. A “what?” you ask? Usually constructed from longleaf pine, a joggling board is made of two wooden stands with a long plank of wood in between. The long board is traditionally 16’ – 22’ long … Read more
Whenever I visit Charleston, there are some things I look forward to doing again and again, and invariably a long list of new things to try. For my short visit this week with an old friend and my husband here are the new-to-me things I checked out: Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art Gallery, 58 Broad … Read more
