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Posted Thu, Nov 5th 2009, 08:37
Trees along the Intracoastal Waterway and marshland make attractive perching and roosting spots for bald eagles and other raptors passing through our area. With plentiful food supplies in the brackish water, nesting materials all around, and minimal disturbance from humans, bald eagles sometimes settle in. Smaller than their northern counterparts at a little over 7 pounds, our bald eagles have an average wingspan of over 6 feet. What’s to do in winter? Come see eagles!
Posted Mon, Nov 2nd 2009, 12:37
A new Barc Park in North Myrtle Beach (off U.S. 17 and 62 Avenue North near the Epps YMCA), as of October 20th. Residents of the canine persuasion are raving about it. Of course, it has rules, but the best part is that inside the park, dogs don’t have to wear a leash (must have a collar and tags). Open from sun up to sun down, this is wonderful place for dogs! Photo by Janet Blackmon Morgan
Posted Fri, Oct 30th 2009, 12:19
A concert with 3 great bands for FREE? YES! Saturday, October 31st! The Horseshoe in North Myrtle Beach. The Endless Summer Festival starts at 9 AM with arts and crafts, food vendors, large children’s area, and classic car show. Then, starting at noon, find a good vantage point for your lawn chair. Sea Cruz, The Catalinas and, the headliner, The Fantastic Shakers are great listening and dancing! Towers is one of the sponsors!
Posted Fri, Oct 30th 2009, 11:05
On Saturday, October 31st, after the “Endless Summer Festival” at Main Street, your family will enjoy a little Halloween fun at McLean Park only blocks away. The How-0-Scream event starts at 5 PM to 8 PM. Enjoy something for everyone: trick-or-treating, hay rides, music, pumpkins, and marshmallow roasting. Free admission. Information at 843.280.5570.
Posted Mon, Oct 26th 2009, 14:17
With the fall season in the air, we’re drawn outside to the wide selection of harvest fairs, fall festivals, and other activities that make this season something to celebrate. Not only is the air filled with the fragrance of ripening grapes, fall flowers, and harvested corn, the colors of the foliage mix and mingle with the sky and ocean to create wonderful worlds of excitement and adventure. Have you been on a hayride lately? [Photo courtesy of Marini Farm in MA]
