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As you know, the South definitely has its stories, story makers and important places to both. Everyone knows about Ernest Hemingway and Sloppy Joe’s in Key West, as well as William Faulkner and his home, Rowan Oak in Oxford, Miss. Of course, this is just the beginning. Many of literature’s best-known authors and characters have […]
See a whole new side of Alabama. Quite a few rivers run through the state of Alabama. In fact, the Alabama Scenic River Trail covers 631 miles (seven rivers and two creeks) from the Alabama/Georgia state line to Fort Morgan located in Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Opened in June, it is the largest trail of […]
There’s nothing quite like celebrating the 4th of July in the South, especially when it’s a holiday weekend. From parades to fireworks to crab festivals, there’s truly something for everyone. Of course, hands down, the best celebration happens at our nation’s capital. But if you can’t make it to D.C. this year, take a look […]
The Natchez Trace Compact has unveiled their newly redesigned website. The site provides you with a more in depth look at the 444-mile National Scenic Byway that cuts through Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. On the site, you can find sample itineraries, information on the corridor communities, and an up-to-date event calendar.
Map of Natchez Trace, […]
With warmer weather on the way, for many it is time to head to the beaches. South Carolina’s U.S. 17, travels along the coast and connects Charleston to Myrtle Beach. Referred to as the “Vacation Road” by many, and highlighted in Southern Living magazine, this 100-mile stretch meanders its way through such quaint places as […]
Did you know that over 95 percent of the world’s (yes, the world’s) Bourbon is distilled and aged in the Bluegrass State? Learn more about the nation’s “native spirit” when exploring the state’s Bourbon Trail. While the distilleries might be the main points of interest, be sure not to miss other places related to the […]
No doubt about it, the South takes their barbecue seriously. Aside from the topic of college football, Southerners can discuss with authority the nuances of good ‘q. However, be careful because if you want to get in a heated disagreement argue why one state has the best barbecue over another. Yes, barbecue is a lot […]
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Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email] for b5media.
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