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Dining and dive bars in Murrells Inlet come with a mellow vibe - when it is not Bike Week.
Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry finds low-key Murrells Inlet a more reserved alternative to more action-packed beach alternatives.
Tee 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
The uninterrupted focus of an athlete in his (or her) prime. Springfield, South Carolina was once a railroad town, but now is known for its amphibian athletes.
Blue HighwaysSpringfield Forecast a Little Froggy This WeekendTee Gentry
A riverboat docked near River Street in historic Savannah, Georgia. Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry says that the cities connection to its past makes Savannah a favorite Blue Highways stop.
Blue HighwaysBlue Highways: The Past Comes Alive in Historic SavannahTee Gentry
The beautiful Morgan County Court House in Madison, Georgia is an outstanding architectural example of a town taking its history seriously.
Blue HighwaysMadison, Georgia is a Small Town with Big HistoryTee Gentry
There's nothing fancy about the docks in Pass-a-Grille, Florida - and that is part of the charm.
Blue HighwaysPass-a-Grille Florida Retains Old Florida FeelTee Gentry
Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry with Willie Perkins, once the road manager for the Allman Brothers, at the Big House in Macon, Georgia.
Blue HighwaysBlue Highways: Music Makes Macon MemorableTee Gentry
A statue of former South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond stands at the center of the town square in Edgefield, South Carolina.
Blue HighwaysBlue Highways: More to Edgefield Than Just Peaches and PotteryTee Gentry
Augusta Today columnist Tee Gentry finds that abandoned places left on America's Blue Highways still have stories to tell.
Blue HighwaysAbandoned places are fading brick-and-mortar memoriesAugusta Today
The two sides of Port Royal. A boat sits quietly at the dock while vapor trails from Marine jets stripe the sky.
Blue HighwaysPort Royal and Parris Island Close In Latitude but Far in AttitudeAugusta Today
These were called cassette tapes kids. Each one could hold 90 minutes of amazing road mix action.
Blue HighwaysThe right music mixtape can make your Blue Highways brightAugusta Today
Empty seats, empty beach, and waves that walk on the wild side. There's nothing like hitting the coast in winter.
UncategorizedNothing cooler than a beach in cold weatherAugusta Today
The Alley in Aiken, South Carolina features a variety of restaurants and bars as well as a surplus of Southern charm.
Blue HighwaysAiken is a local example of true Southern charmAugusta Today
Stop at South of the Border for, well, all your travel needs.
Blue HighwaysGas, gifts, and a guy named Pedro await travelers at South Carolina’s South of the BorderAugusta Today
Buc-ees has a beaver - not a racoon. The difference, for Blue Highways writer Tee Gentry, is subtle but important.
UncategorizedTruck dining – Good food, easy entertainment and cruise controlAugusta Today
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