Take Home a Tattoo for your Myrtle Beach Souvenir

July 23, 2014 12:00 pm

Everyone loves to take home a souvenir from Myrtle Beach. For some it’s sand, seashells or a hermit crab living inside of a miniature football helmet. For others, it’s a Myrtle Beach T-shirt with a wacky slogan, a beach towel or a pair of flip-flops. But for the truly brave, and for those who want something that will last longer than a hermit crab, there’s a tattoos. What better way to remember your Myrtle Beach vacation than a permanent stamp on your skin with an image that conjures up memories of the trip, like a palmetto tree with a crescent moon, a dolphin leaping out of the ocean, or that bikini-clad girl at the pool you never worked up the courage to talk to. Whatever you prefer, local tattoo parlors can do it.

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Grand Strand Filled With Houses of Worship

July 22, 2014 1:19 pm

Finding the right church for you and your family while on vacation can be difficult, but the Grand Strand is filled with houses of worship of all major religions and denominations. Whether you are staying as far north as Little River or as far south as Georgetown, there’s a church, synagogue or temple near you. Here’s a list of some of the top choices, arranged by location for your convenience.

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Palmetto Moonshine Shines Down on Myrtle Beach

July 22, 2014 1:00 pm

There was a time when buying moonshine meant making some clandestine trip to the mountains and an illegal transaction with some toothless guy in overalls. Now you can pick some up while you’re vacationing in Myrtle Beach, right under the cops’ noses. Things have changed since the days of moonshine runners racing revenuers on the back roads of the Carolinas. Nearly a century since the end of Prohibition, the state of South Carolina finally cleared the way for the legal production and distribution of moonshine.

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Palmetto Moonshine Shines Down on Myrtle Beach

July 22, 2014 1:00 pm

There was a time when buying moonshine meant making some clandestine trip to the mountains and an illegal transaction with some toothless guy in overalls. Now you can pick some up while you’re vacationing in Myrtle Beach, right under the cops’ noses. Things have changed since the days of moonshine runners racing revenuers on the back roads of the Carolinas. Nearly a century since the end of Prohibition, the state of South Carolina finally cleared the way for the legal production and distribution of moonshine.

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Swimming Safety on the Grand Strand

July 16, 2014 4:06 pm

A dip in the surf is as relaxing and therapeutic as it gets. Until it isn’t. While frolicking in the ocean in Myrtle Beach is by and large a safe activity (just look at the sheer number of folks who partake without incident), it’s essential to follow some protocols to keep you and your kin happy and unharmed.

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Swimming Safety on the Grand Strand

July 16, 2014 4:06 pm

A dip in the surf is as relaxing and therapeutic as it gets. Until it isn’t. While frolicking in the ocean in Myrtle Beach is by and large a safe activity (just look at the sheer number of folks who partake without incident), it’s essential to follow some protocols to keep you and your kin happy and unharmed.

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