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Southern Charm – Travel Charleston, South Carolina
Chilling in Charleston
I visited Charleston, South Carolina twice in high school for softball. The city is absolutely gorgeous and charming. Not to mention the fact that they have beaches. I hale from New York where our beaches really are not in the same comparison as down south. We stayed at the Isle of Palms and rented condos during our time. I suggest doing the same, the condos are nice and you have your own private beach and pools. Since I was there for softball we would train on the beach or just relax. You shared it with the other residents but it wasn’t a free for all with the public.
One of the coolest things I saw was a turtle on the beach that they were releasing back into the wild.
Another I saw was Fort Sumter. You jump on a boat and they bring you to this fort. I’m a history nerd and was really interesting to see, but you’re stuck on the fort for a while and there’s only so much to it. So it wasn’t my favorite thing that I did.
Charleston has a really distinct look to it. All the homes are really historical looking and beautiful. I loved looking at the architecture of the city. I was only able to go into the actual city of Charleston for one day. It has all these fun shops and a flea market. Everyone is making intrigue baskets, which was really interesting to watch. I highly suggest visiting here, I wish I could have done more touristy things but I was visiting due to a sport so I wasn’t able to.
Charleston, SC
Record breaking rollercoasters
Extreme Bucket List Item: Bobsledding – ✓
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So I’m a little bit of an adrenaline freak.
I have always had a thing for rollercoasters ever since I can remember. It is just something about epic heights and screaming your head off that has always really appealed to me. So I have experienced some pretty awesome and unique rollercoasters but there is one place that I want to travel to for the thrilling rollercoasters-Cedar Point. Cedar Point is known as the rollercoaster capital of the world! It is also home to some of the tallest rollercoasters in the world.
Here is a suggestion from my experience. One of the rollercoasters that I went on in high school was called the Shrieka in Bush Gardens which is in Tampa, Florida. The ride is probably one of the most exciting that I have been on. Once you hit the highest point on the rollercoaster it tips you down towards the ground for a few seconds, but it actually feels like an eternity. Then it drops down rapidly. I made my dad go on this ride with me probably five times. What a trooper.
And because rollercoaster freak outs are just the best, check out this lady’s reaction to the Shrieka
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