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The Charleston Highway approaching James Island, one of Augusta Today writer Tee Gentry's favorite roads.
Blue HighwaysSometimes It Is the Road and Not Where It Takes YouTee Gentry
The views and vistas found on the Blue Ridge Parkway are timeless, taking travelers outside the everyday.
Blue HighwaysBlue Ridge Parkway is a True Blue HighwayTee Gentry
Bert Hastings looks down from his mural at Bert's Market in Folly Beach, South Carolina.
Blue HighwaysBert’s at Folly Transcends with Selection, Hours, and Good VibesTee Gentry
Once upon a time, service stations such as this one would have bustled with activity.
Blue HighwaysBlue Highways: Old Service Stations a Relic of a Simpler TimeTee Gentry
A painting of Gentry's Drive In, the restaurant Tee Gentry's parents once owned.
Blue HighwaysBluest Highways Can Be The Ones That Take You HomeTee Gentry
An autographed album presented to the author by Larry Jon Wilson, a few years prior to the singer's death in 2010.
LifestyleRemembering Augusta Musician Larry Jon WilsonTee Gentry
Blue HighwaysMagnolia Plantation and Gardens is Blue Highways Time TravelTee Gentry
Blue HighwaysAnna Maria Island, Brought to You by Fig NewtonsTee Gentry
The 1970 Mercury Cyclone made famous by the "In the Red Clay" podcast.
Blue HighwaysTrue Crime Podcast Inspired Visit to WinderTee Gentry
Dining and dive bars in Murrells Inlet come with a mellow vibe - when it is not Bike Week.
Blue HighwaysMurrells Inlet a Peaceful Alternative on South Carolina CoastTee Gentry
The wind brought the Wright Brothers to Kill Devil Hills, but the Outer Banks gem has a lot more to offer.
Blue HighwaysKill Devil Hills has More Than Just HistoryTee Gentry
A metal mosquito sculpture marks historic Mosquito Beach.
Blue HighwaysMosquito Beach a South Carolina Spot with a Hard HistoryTee Gentry
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