Edisto island

Day one on Edidto Island

6:30AM on a beautiful cool morning. Sitting on my deck. This is the life.

Went for a walk this morning

Here is our place. Unit C in the BeachWalk section

Here is a look at the BeachWalk section 

And the entrance

Here is our neighborhood 

And the beach. Didn't test the water. 

Sunrise at the beach 

Wyndham Cabana. They sell food and drinks. 

They have beach volleyball

They also rent beach umbrellas and chairs. 

More of the neighborhood on my walk back

Went on a bike tour through mostly the resort. 

Went to dinner at Whaley's home of the Ugly Fish

Boiled peanuts, which seem to be a delicacy in this part of the world, were discusting. We all agreed. 

The blackend Barabundi was excellent. As was the grits and vegetables. 

Then we walked some more around area. 

I promise she is not alligator food. 

Golf course. 

Deer

Last morning in Sevierville, off to Edisto Island South Carolina

Good bye Sevierville. Hello Edisto Island SC

We checked into our 4br unit. Here are some pictures. 

Our last day in the smokies.

The Smoky Mountains are such a beautiful place. And the Wyndham Smoky Mountains is a great resort. On our last day we took a drive even though it was still raining and pretty overcast.

This is Gatlinburg from the Gatlinburg bypass road.

Below is a working Grist Mill. 

When National Park service took over the area, there were hundreds of structures. They kept the ones they felt could be saved.

We went up to Clingmans Dome. On a clear day it is supposed to be a beautiful view. In the fog, not so umch. We didn't hike to the overlook in the picture.

View from the parking lot for Clingmans Dome.

We also went to Cherokee TN. and went to a really nice Cherokee Museum.

This area is amazing. The Smoky Mtn. National Park is the busiest National Park in USA. And the surrounding towns became tourist meccas. The pictures below were taking in Pigeon Forge. Dollywood is in Pigeon Forge.

There are hundreds of Arcades, Shows, Restaurents, Shops, and galleries.

I always thought the Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean. But apparently it hit an iceberg in Pigeon Forge.

The Hatfields and McCoys Dinner Show