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Friday, October 30, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Here Are The 13 Most Incredible Natural Wonders In South Carolina
We have some amazing and incredible features that were here long
before any of us reading this article were born. In this article we’re
exploring the natural side of the wonders, so there won’t be any
man-made creations featured.
Let’s explore the natural side of South Carolina.
Let’s explore the natural side of South Carolina.
1. Angel Oak

Delk Haigler Photography/FB
Let's
start with a very well known wonder shall we? The Angel Oak of St.
Johns Island. This tree is thought to be one of the oldest living things
in the country and definitely is the oldest living thing this side of
the Mississippi River. It stands more than 66 feet tall and has a
circumference of an amazing 28 feet! The canopy of the Angel Oak shades
approximately 17,200 square feet. The park where this beautiful tree
lives is free for visitation and should be on any road trip list if you
haven't seen it yet. It truly is a sight to behold.
2. ACE Basin

David/Flickr
The
second wonder on my list is the ACE Basin. The ACE Basin is made up of
the Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto Rivers. It's the largest undeveloped
estuaries along the Atlantic Coast of the U.S. It covers approximately
350,000 acres and is home to many and various wildlife. It would take
more than a weekend trip to explore all of this natural wonder, but I
bet it would be worth your time.
3. Boneyard Beach

elaine/Flickr
Boneyard
Beach finds itself at #3 on our list. You can take a ferry out to Bull
Island which is one of many barrier islands found of the coast of South
Carolina. Boneyard Beach will hold you in awe. Due to erosion of the
shoreline, many trees have found themselves in the ocean instead of dry
land. Due to the salt content in that water, they trees have become gray
and white. Some of them have succumbed and are no longer standing. It's
like standing inside a surreal painting.
4. Carolina Bays

carlfbagge/Flickr
Carolina
Bays are our fourth wonder of South Carolina. These bays are found in a
few other places as well along the east coast. No one knows their true
origins, but they are oval depressions in the ground that usually hold
fresh water and are just inland. One of the most notable ones is Woods
Bay.
5. Congaree National Park

Scott Oves/Flickr
Congaree
National Park is a notable park here and a lot of people hike through
there on a daily basis. It's the largest intact expanse of old growth
bottomland hardwood forest in the entire United States. This forest has
some of the tallest trees in the southern U.S.
For more please see: http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/south-carolina/natural-wonders-of-sc/
Thursday, October 22, 2015
See how Much South Carolina Has Changed
10 Then And Now Photos In South Carolina That Show How Much It Has Changed
Have you ever looked at what is around you and wondered what it looked like 10, 20, or maybe even 100 years ago? Even I have found myself saying, “This didn’t look like this when I was little. When I was little this was a huge field…” or there may have been a building other than what was there at the time. The point is: Things change so fast or in some cases so slow that you don’t realize it until someone points it out to you. Here are 10 things that have changed over time in South Carolina. You may be quite amazed to be sure!
1. Five Points, Columbia

Hunter Desportes/Flickr
This is around 1968.

sayednairb/Flickr
And this is today! Wow, this is what I was talking about when I said things change before you eyes!
2. Amtrak, Florence

Hunter Desportes/Flickr
This is the year of 1977.

David Wilson/Flickr
And, this is what Amtrak in Florence looks like today. There's not a HUGE difference, but it's there.
3. City of Charleston,

Charleston's TheDigitel/Flickr
This is a plan of the city of Charleston that was drawn by C. Drie in 1872.

Henry de Saussure Copeland/Flickr
This is the the city of Charleston as it was in 1949. The difference here? There is absolutely no space!
4. Old Market House, Charleston

Jasperdo/Flickr
The
"Then" photograph was taken in 1865 and you then have the "Now"
photograph. As you can see time didn't change this place too much.
For more images, view source: http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/south-carolina/then-and-now-photos-sc/
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
FAQ's
Car Loan & Financing Options For Your Next Luxary Car
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
12 Ways to get better gas mileage
1) Fill up less often
2) Measure your MPG
3) Maintain your speed
4) Lose excess weight, clear out things you are not using in your vehicle
5) Avoid Traffic
6) Check and Sustain proper tire pressure
7) Check the alignment
8) Shift early
9) Drive on island time (at or below the speed limit)
10) Respect hills - try to maintain speed rather than increasing speed going uphill.
11) Coast as much as possible.
12) Use Regular gas
For more details, see source: http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/fuel-economy/12-ways-to-get-better-gas-mileage/ss-AAcIg2o#image=13
Monday, October 12, 2015
Beautiful Night Time Images at South Carolina
What Was Photographed At Night In South Carolina Is Almost Unbelievable
You have seen many photographs of South Carolina; of the beauty, the sunrises, the sunsets, the glorious landscapes, but this is just a bit different.
1. I have for you a series of night shots by Delk
Haigler who captured the Milky Way in glorious splendor.
For the rest of these beautiful shots please see:
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/south-carolina/photographed-at-night-sc/
Friday, October 9, 2015
Luxury Car Repair & Maintenance Services
One of the biggest challenges of owning a luxury vehicle is finding a
reliable local car repair shop that knows what they’re doing. The car
repair and service center at Island Premier Luxury Cars has the advanced
equipment, diagnostic tools and trained service staff to get your
vehicle repaired properly the first time. Don’t trust your luxury car to
just any mechanic, go with a service center that has the reputation of
only working on luxury cars, SUV's and sports cars. We service all makes
and models of luxury cars including:
Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Jaguar, Infiniti, Lexus, Porsche...and more
To schedule a service appointment give us a call directly at (843) 314-3235. We look forwarding to assisting you with all of your luxury car service needs.
Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Jaguar, Infiniti, Lexus, Porsche...and more
To schedule a service appointment give us a call directly at (843) 314-3235. We look forwarding to assisting you with all of your luxury car service needs.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
10 Things You Didn't Know About Gas Stations
1) There's a lot going on underneath gas stations.
2) Gas stations don't make that much money off gas.
3) Gas pumps aren't always accurate.
4) Most gas stations are owned independently.
5) There's a science behind gas station locations.
6) There's a reason gas attendants can walk away while pumping and you can't.
7) Gas station pumps are really dirty.
8) A well-known fast food chain first started out as a gas station.
9) There are two states in the county where you can't pump your own gas.
10) Turning on your cell phone isn't the only thing that can start a gas station fire.
For more details on each, see source: http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-gas-stations/ar-BBkJfvI#page=1
Monday, October 5, 2015
Here Are The 13 Most Beautiful Gardens You’ll Ever See In South Carolina
Whether you are looking for someplace to go where you can bring your entire family and not spend a fortune, if you are looking for a new place to relax, destress, and meditate, these gardens are sure to fill your needs. Here are 13 of the most beautiful gardens that you’ll ever visit here in South Carolina.
1. The Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden, Bishopville
Hidden in the little town of Bishopville, is a three-acre creation the
likes of which most will never see and can only imagine. People come
from all over the world to see this beautiful garden.
2. Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet
The sculptures are absolutely astounding and grounds are peaceful. A great place to escape to.
3. Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Charleston
The gardens at Magnolia Plantation are the oldest public gardens in
America. They have been here for your pleasure since 1870. There's no
telling what you may find here.
4. Hopeland Gardens, Aiken
These gardens cover 14 acres and have been opened to the public since
1969. You will find lovely stone walkways, beautiful sculptures, and
trees that seem as if they've been around forever.
5. Cypress Gardens, Moncks Corner
You may recognize these gardens from some very popular movies such as,
"The Notebook" and "The Patriot". There are still some "ruins" there
from the filming of The Patriot. This place has fun for the family and
beauty and peace for the meditative soul.
6. South Carolina Botanical Gardens, Clemson
Such a beautiful place to go even in the dead of summer. There's a
mini-waterfall and loads of nooks and crannies for quiet time.
7. W. Gordon Belser Arboretum, Columbia
This
is a 10 acre collection of plant communities in which there are 10
different habitats. You'll find a waterfall here as well as a botanical
garden.
8. Falls Park on the Reedy, Greenville
Talk
about getting away from it all and not having to spend hours in a car
to get there! Falls Park on the Reedy starts in the center of downtown
Greenville and holds many wonders including a gorgeous waterfall. Did
you know that listening to running water in nature for just 10 minutes
can lower your blood pressure?
9. Kalmia Gardens, Hartsville
Kalmia
Gardens has been a respite from the hustle and bustle, as well as a
spot for meditation and tranquility, since 1938. It's free of charge and
open from dawn till dusk.
10. Edisto Memorial Gardens, Orangeburg
In the '20s five acres of azaleas were planted here. It wasn't until
1951 that the first rose was planted. Edisto Memorial Gardens is known
for its roses. They have them in all colors and it's quite a sight when
they're all in bloom. Here you'll find walking trails and beautifully
done sculptures. During Christmas, the whole place is lit up for the
children.
11. Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve, Spartanburg
This
is a very special place in the middle of a rushed city. Here you'll
find a butterfly garden, the woodland garden, as well as the Garden of
Hope and Healing. Stress relief is just a moment away here.
12. Walnut Grove Plantation, Roebuck
This stunning place holds a collection of natural beauty and history.
13. Swan Lake-Iris Gardens, Sumter
This park is known all over to be the only park to have all 8 species of
swans. It also has the most extensive Japanese Iris blooms. There's a
butterfly garden and a chocolate garden as well as a path that is marked
in braille so that the sight-impaired can enjoy the gardens too. What a
wonderful place to visit any time of the year.
For more images, view source at: http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/south-carolina/13-beautiful-gardens-in-sc/
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Service Coupons!
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We have lots of great Service Coupons! Check out the link below for more!
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