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May 18, 2013 - Andersonville & Edisto Beach
We made it to Andersonville, Georgia. Wow all those graves. It's hard to believe how many died in the prison camp. 1,848 men from Pennsylvania died there. The prison camps in the north weren't much better. Now we have moved east to Edisto Beach State Park. It's located just north of Savanna, Georgia in southern South Carolina. We got up early in the morning to gather some sea shells. It was great. Now we have moved north to Myrtle Beach. Thanks to everyone that followed our journey. I hope you liked the pictures. And especially thanks to...
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Jun 28, 2010 - Chattanooga TN
I was a little worried about this trip since the Holiday Trav-L-Park of Chattanooga turned out to be an RV city with RVs so close you could reach out and touch each other. I must admit however, the full hookups were nice with this trip consisting of myself, my son, his family and my mentee Hannah McLeroy staying in my RV. My sister, Yvonne, along with her husband and two grandchildren were parked right next door in their camper and not having much space between our sites the children didn't have much room to play. We will keep this in mind...
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Apr 5, 2010 - Edisto Beach SC
After looking back on this rv adventure all I can say is WOW! I really had a wonderful time at Edisto Beach State Park spending time with family. We attended the Sunrise Service at the Pavilion that was sponsored by The Church of Edisto, went motorcycle riding to downtown Charleston's Market Street for an outdoor lunch at Bubba Gump and spent lots of time relaxing on and around the beach. After renting several houses in Edisto for a number of years I have decided rving is the only way to see Edisto. The park was awesome! I will go back:)...
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Jul 8, 2009 - Edisto 2009
Rained every day. July 3 Friday - left at 0900. Caught in traffic for an hour. Saturday - arrived at 0900. Greg, Beth, Jack, and Katherine were already here. Eric made a shrimp boil Sat night. Girls and I went to the beach. Girls went to beach with Greg and Beth while I took a nap and E went to the grocery. Sunday - Botany Bay. Sun and noone around for a mile. Spent some time with Bruce Rawl, the manager of Botany whose daughter was selling lemonade. Monday - Beach Tuesday - Girls played bingo. Beach. Wednesday - Girls had sand art. Beach...
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Apr 21, 2009 - Edisto Beach State Park, SC
We'll welcome to sunny windy edisto beach south Carolina, 370 miles and one large 1hour traffic jam (someone rolled a big 100,000 plus big class a diesel pusher) and what a mess it made of the traffic on 95 just north of Jacksonville, fl... but we made it at around 5:30 pm and the reservation had a note on it we didn't see till around 5pm that said if your going to arrive after 5pm call the park for a gate code but there was no phone number on the print out i made so i panicked and yelled at Donna to find it (she was looking at the printout...
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Mar 30, 2009 - South Carolina
Edward left for California today and I headed to South Carolina. GREAT campsite right on the beach. Tuesday was the day for visiting Charleston. Thanks to great tips from my own personal vacation planner...Michele...I saw all the best parts of the town. Walked around for about 4 hours looking at amazing homes, beautiful waterfront parks, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown parked in the harbor, very diverse shopping areas and several museums.
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Jun 17, 2008 - Edisto Beach
Nice beach. Warm water. Cool campsite. Big tent. No tent poles. I knew we were forgetting something. You know, tent poles make a tent a lot more spacious than without tent poles. So we went to a hardware store, picked up some flimsy pseudo-PVC pipe and MacGyvered the shit out of that tent. Too bad none of us are MacGyver. The PVC turned out to work just for show, since we couldn't actually ground them down (not to mention that they couldn't really support their own weight). Just imagine using two pool noodles to erect a tent and badaBING:...
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