Category Archives: Happenings
Campfire Safety — The59Club
For over 70 years Smokey Bear has brought awareness to the dangers of wildfires in our national parks. With summer approaching it is a good time to review fire safety for campfires. Below are 2 links for you to take … Continue reading
I do believe in fairy’s — The59Club
Writing today as a mother of five I’ll share some of my parenting tips, passed on from my Grandma and Mom. A core belief I have as a Mom is to offer all the love I could and practice patience … Continue reading
Harbor Town, Hilton Head
The Lighthouse and the pier are open after the damage from Hurricane Matthew. For more information:https: //www.seapines.com/recreation/harbour-town/shopping.aspx
Tide tables
Checking the tide is always helpful when planning a day out on the boat. It’s also helpful for swimmers because the oyster beds can make you say “ouch”…. For US tide tables: http://www.saltwatertides.com
Georgia Fishing Report: May 11, 2018 —
You know, we often say “Take a kid fishing” because it is important to get that next generation out on the water. But, this weekend, I have a different directive – “Take your mama fishing!” Happy Mother’s Day everyone! Some … Continue reading
Smiling wins
Can you tell who’s going to win? 💰💰💰 via Poker Face — KerDoodle Village
Georgia Traveler road updates
The following link is an easy way to plan a road trip in the state of Georgia. It also features a link that you can sign up for alerts on your route….Happy travels 🙂 http://www.511ga.org/
Georgia Fishing Report: May 4, 2018 —
If you use a light saber for a fishing pole today, I completely understand (“May the Fourth Be With You” and all) – just as long as you grab some kind of fishing pole and take advantage of the sunshine … Continue reading
Memorial Day 2018
On May 28, 2018 our nation will come together in various ways to observe Memorial Day. Traditionally, graves of those who died during their time in service are decorated with flowers, wreaths and flags. Effingham County Veterans Park … Continue reading
Washed up
In September of 2017 Hurricane Irma found it’s way to the South Carolina coastline. Beachcombers had an unlikely find after the storm. A 13,000 pound coastguard buoy traveled 8 miles inland. Locals and visitors had a fun time taking selfies while … Continue reading