 Beach memories from West Virginia
Your article “Beach Baby” from the July/sepust 2007 issue stirred such wonderful memories of my own children that I felt compelled to write you. At least once a year for the past 25 years my husband and our family have traveled from West Virginia to vacation in the Lowcountry. Like Evan, our 1-year-old daughter took her first wobbly steps in the sand and surf. For her it was love at first sight, as well as touch, smell and taste!
In April 2007 – 21 years later with her business degree in hand – our daughter has become a proud resident of the Lowcountry. She always knew she wanted to live in this enchanted part of our beautiful country. Already, she has a wonderful job and has made some lifelong friends. Thanks for sharing!
maribeth edwards
105 Madonna Lane, Follansbee, WV |
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Correction
In the July/sepust 2007 issue of Lowcountry Living, “Get Outta Town: Beaufort” listed an incorrect Web site
address for Magnolia Bakery Café.
The correct site is www.thefoodscoop.com/mbc.html. |
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