Say something good about South Carolina!

I’ll bite. And disagree. That’s natural Florida as it gets throughout most of the peninsula. Live oaks and sabals.
Those in the original posted pic are left quite wild. In a yard I prefer the boots removed and the fronds trimmed up a bit

 

The Beacon Drive-In
Spartanburg

“Welcome to the Beacon Drive-In, a famous Southern landmark since 1946! We're known for our Chili-Cheese A-Plenty, a chili-cheeseburger buried underneath piles of sweet onion rings and french-fried potatoes.”

I cooped one summer in Spartanburg.

 

Lots of deer

 

My favorite palm and I like them totally untouched and gloriously ragged.

 

They have hot beaches.

 

I agree with this. We usually have to wait for a special occasion since it is so pricey but it is my favorite!

 

I graduated from NCO school at Fort Jackson

And I guess also the fact I met my wife in Charleston when I lived there in the mid-70s

 

Hilton Head doesn't suck... (That's nice

Charleston is quite Southern and very historic. And, as mentioned, old town Savannah (Albeit Georgia) is nearby if needed.

I sure like the Eastern Sierra's out my way here in Cal, but my heart aches for Florida and the South in general. Once I can't ski anymore I'm heading home for Southern cooking, Florida seafood and balmy breezes with thunder and lightning.

Go Gators.

 

Yep, our last special occasion there was the eclipse in 2017

 

My family on my dad's side came to America through the Port of Charleston.

 

Southern food mmmmmm.
Last evening we had smothered pork chops, sweet potato, cornbread, and fresh picked collard greens from my garden. Yummy! And southern Bearclaw ice cream after that.

 

I did my basic training at Ft. Jackson in 1970. I'll never forget Tank Hill and Columbia in general. A lot of nice people there as I recall.

 

Well now you're just braggin'...but I suppose I can't blame you much.

 

Kiawah Island, one of my favorite places.

 

Imagine how good it was before they flattened the dunes and planted grass.

 

I was there for one week in 82 Inprocessing....I said this ain't so bad until I got to Ft. Benning basic training in July,/ August/September HOT...
...

 

Hootie and the Blowfish were pretty cool back in the day.

But my favorite is when football pundits mimic Spurrier and say Sout Kakalacky.

 

I was going to post Caitlin Upton also:

 

Remember that fondly also having made numerous trips through the Carolinas...endless billboards advertising Pedro's, if I'm not mistaken from close to 100 miles away.

 

If you're on I-95 they tell you just how far you have to go to get out of the state.

but seriously....this