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Botany Bay Plantation Wildlife Management Area
With more than 4,600 acres of maritime forest, beach, freshwater ponds, and historical buildings on the property, Botany…
Edisto’s Storied Past
For what seems like such a small place tucked away from the rest of the world, Edisto Beach…
4 Signs That You’re An Edisto 80s Baby
Year after year, Edisto Beach gets more and more visitors. Some of these are newcomers just starting out…
Stories From Edisto: Family Reunions, McHaney Style
Our family began having its family reunion when we were still living in Ohio, and the first year…
Life in Lost Village of Edingsville Beach
One Christmas I was hundreds of miles away from Edisto and feeling a little homesick for the island.…
Bidding for History: Help Preserve Seabrook Plantation
In 1810 a home was built on Edisto Island that became the prototype for all other grand estates…
A Living Piece of History: The Horseshoe Crab
The horseshoe crab is a direct throwback to the day before dinosaurs roamed the earth, yet they’re a…
How Has Edisto Changed Over the Years? Part 2
A couple of weeks ago we posted some memories of how Edisto has changed. Well, after some more…
How Has Edisto Changed Over the Years?
As a life-long lover of all things Edisto, it’s always fun to show off the island to newbies.…
Edisto Beach: A Look at the Beginning
There are people, numerous people, who flock to Edisto Beach year after year because of its apparent seclusion.…
The Legend of Julia Legare
When the golden beams of the suns light shine through the Spanish moss draped trees at the Edisto…