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Here Are 9 Islands In South Carolina That Are An Absolute Must Visit

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Posted in South Carolina May 01, 2016 by Robin Jarvis Oh, how nice it would be to just be able to turn your back on reality and get away for a few days…right? It’s not as tough as it sounds if you live in the Palmetto State. There are so many great South Carolina locations where you can drive a short distance to get away from it all and just chill. Here are some great islands in South Carolina where you can make that happen. 1. Kiawah Island ocdan-course Yelp/Joe S The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island is currently ranked in the top 10 most difficult courses in the U.S. If golf isn't your cup of tea, don't worry. There are plenty of things to keep you occupied on Kiawah - or not... 2. Fripp Island Flickr/Frank DiBona This barrier island is known mostly as a resort so it's perfect for a getaway. They cater to guests all the time! You might recognize some of the spots here if you're an avid fan of the movie "Forrest Gump." Vacation re...

Valentine's Day is Always Fun on Daufuskie Island

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I remember many Valentine's Days or evenings I should say at Marshside Mama's on Daufuskie Island. It really is a very fun place to be, even in February. We have had very warm weather in the south for January and February consider booking your Valentine's Day Dinner or just a weekendend getaway this month to Daufuskie Island. Don't forget to vote! The DI Council will hold its yearly election on February 11, 2012 at the Mary Field School starting at 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM. The following candidates are on the ballot: John Coulter, David Helmuth, Chuck Hunter, Kaaren Montgomery, Terri Painter, John Schartner, Jodi Smith, Catherine Tillman. f you are unable to attend the day of the vote, proxy ballots can be submitted to Mr. Chris Hutton at P.O. Box 51,Daufuskie Island S.C. 29915. For ballot copies go to www.daufuskieislandcouncil.com. Ballots must be received by 3:00 PM on February 11. All proxies must be submitted with a copy of a a verification document. Valid verificat...

Valentine Charity Event at Marshside Mama's--Reservations Required

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The Daufuskie Island Elementary School invites you to: Italian Night at Marshside Mama’s Proceeds benefitting Daufuskie Island Elementary School February 14th (Valentine’s Day) Adult- $12 / Children $7 Includes dinner, dessert and beverage Musical Guest: Wendell Matthews Please make a reservation by calling Marshside’s at: 843-785-4755

Great News For Islanders--Wendell Matthews is giving guitar lessons

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Guitar lessons are available on Daufuskie Island. Singer-Songwriter Wendell Matthews, now a Daufuskie resident, is offering guitar and music instruction. Matthews, a longtime professional musician and performer, is scheduling guitar lessons for beginner and intermediate students. Lessons will be conducted in the convenience of your own home. Contact Wendell at (843)325-5803 or wendellmatthews@gmail.com. Hear his music on the web at www.YouTube.com/WendellMatthews and www.reverbnation.com/WendellMatthews.

America's Best Beach Bar-HOT OFF THE PRESSES

Marshside Mama’s, Daufuskie Island, SC The Scene: “Our bar is like Canterbury Tales; there’s a little bit of everything,” says bartender Tyler Gerow of the honky-tonk Marshside Mama’s. Owner Beth Shipman cooks up mouthwatering gumbo, shrimp, and grits, and there’s always the freshest fish because fishermen pull up to the dock to drop off the catch of the day. Even though it’s only a 45-minute ferry ride from Hilton Head, the ferry doesn’t always run, so the crowd is mostly local boaters. They rock out to live bands on weekends and follow the lead of owner Beth, who’s known to yell out, “No whining, just dance.” Signature Drink: Marshside Mama’s Rum Fruity: four different types of rum mixed with fruit juices, $ Here is the Travel and Leisure Link for you. Thank you so much to part time resident Pat from Melrose for making me aware of this article. Also congratulations to Beth. http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/americas-best-beach-bars/6