Blue Highways

Augusta Today writer Tee Gentry said he found peace in the timeless vistas around every bend on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry proposes that not all convenience stores are created equal – and crowns Bert’s in Folly Beach as champion.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry remembers when the backroad gas station was an essential stop for every Blue Highway traveler.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry’s very special Blue Highways see him traveling to the town he grew up in and pondering the idea of home.

Augusta Today writer Tee Gentry takes a Blue Highways trip to the historic and beautiful Magnolia Plantation and Gardens.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry writes that Anna Marie Island is Old Florida, and thanks the folks at Nabisco for it.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry’s visit to Winder, Georgia was inspired by the “In the Red Clay” podcast. He recently talked to the creator.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry finds low-key Murrells Inlet a more reserved alternative to more action-packed beach alternatives.

Augusta Today’s Tee Gentry writes that this historic spot in North Carolina’s Outer Banks offers both beauty and history to visitors.

Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry looks at Mosquito Beach’s history as one of South Carolina’s segregated beaches.

The small town of Springfield, South Carolina is hopping this weekend as it hosts its annual frog hopping contest.

This is one of my favorite day trips and it perfectly fits the definition of Blue Highways.  I start all my trips in North Augusta, South Carolina and this destination…