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Lights of Magnolia

"Do you want to see the Lights of Magnolia tonight?" That was the subject line of an email I received last Friday around noon. Herb Frazier, the Marketing and Public Relations Manager at Magnolia Plantations and Gardens had his answer in less than five minutes.

 


"Yes! I'll be there."

 

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One Day Only - Free Carriage Tours for Locals

As long as Traveling Ink has been recommending tours and attractions in Charleston, I've been recommending historic carriage tours as a great way to see the city. January 27th, locals can join in on the fun. Palmetto Carriage Works will be hosting a free carriage tour event to say thank you to locals for their support throughout the year.

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Clean Underwear and Why Luggage Trackers Might be Worth the Cost

Not too long ago I took a trip out to Colorado to see my brother, sister-in-law, and new baby niece. The trip got off to a rocky start. A few days before I left, I came down with a cold. That made flying somewhat painful. Upon arrival, it meant I wouldn't be able to hold my new niece, which was even more painful. Nevertheless, I was excited to see my family who met me in baggage claim. And then we waited...for a bag that never came across the conveyor belt.

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Charleston Snow Capades

It's snowing in freaking Charleston, South Carolina! If you live in the north, you might be wondering what the big deal is. After all, this happens on a regular basis for many people. Just what is it that makes snow in the south so magical?

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The Tastiest Tours in Charleston SC

I have the privilege of living in what I believe to be one of the most amazing cities in the United States – Charleston, South Carolina. To back up my claim, Charleston was named the best U.S. city by Travel + Leisure magazine, and the number 2 city in the world in 2017. Anytime I tell people where I live, they always say……oh, I LOVE Charleston. Or, oh…I’ve always wanted to visit that town.

One of the best ways to get to know a place like Charleston is by taking a guided tour. And we have a TON to choose from. There are numerous carriage tours, walking tours, and ghost tours to choose from. My favorite is the culinary tour. There’s no better way to see a city, learn about the history and experience its culture than through its cuisine.

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