Heading to Charleston in a couple of weeks. What should we make sure we do or check out? Our 3 month old is going with us, so we can't really get wild and
crazy.
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xtreme820 |
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Posts: 36 06/02/2009 12:10 AM |
Went to school in Charleston. It was the best. Can't give you a ton of tips on what to do with a 3 month old though.
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Posts: 1880 06/02/2009 12:39 AM Yo Chief
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if youre a warlock you can get your first blowjob there
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DaveStephani |
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Posts: 1062 06/02/2009 10:22 AM I love Blow Out! |
lived in charleston for 3 years and loved it!
go to one of the many beaches. sullivans is more family friendly and make sure to have lunch at poes (great burgers). i usually went to folly but its more 20 year olds playing boccie ball and drinking beer. take a carriage ride through downtown. walk the market and buy useless tourist stuff. browse the shops on king st. go to the battery during sunset and check out rainbow row. if you have time drive out to magnolia plantation. for dinner spots id recommend cypress, magnolias, chi's, and monza. make sure you order the sweet tea vodka... that shit is like crack! definitely bring some comfortable walking shoes because the sidewalks can be treacherous. |
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bittersweet418 |
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Posts: 2172 06/02/2009 11:09 AM |
Literacola wrote: 
slay that donkey dragon |
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shOARtatry |
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Posts: 8033 06/02/2009 1:21 PM Bad Mamma Jamma |
yeah, definitely depends on where you're staying. i spent about 4 days down there earlier in the spring. i stayed in mount pleasant which i won't do
again as i was constantly driving to sullivan's island or island of palms. i would say isle of palms is more of a "get away from it all" laid
back family vacation, but sullivan's has more things to do. my gf was staying on isle of palms with her 14 month old and it was great...beaches weren't
too crowded or anything.
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tim |
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Posts: 14294 06/02/2009 1:26 PM Dr. Seuss Ain't Got
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isle of palms may be heading there in september with the girl to catch back to back will hoge shows...possibly. its either that or the gorge. |
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willson486 |
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Posts: 10574 06/02/2009 1:37 PM Shirt Off |
that's cool.
i have friends down there and I'd love to visit next fall/winter. |
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relaxadelicatefew |
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Posts: 1818 06/02/2009 7:17 PM |
go to the battery, rainbow row, farmer's market. they are all very close. check out charleston place if you wanna do swanky shopping.
eat at hyman's. visit folly beach. -bryan-
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vacocrew |
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Posts: 1439 06/02/2009 7:48 PM |
tim wrote:The Windjammer is a great time. Enjoy the beach and the food joint about 100 yards straight across from them. |
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Posts: 474 06/03/2009 8:52 AM |
Spent Memorial weekend in Charleston for a wedding at Daniels Island. Can't help you out with stuff to do for a 3 month old, but its an awesome city for a
four-day binge on alcohol and oysters.
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