As she lay in bed ill with a fever, her brother discovered the ring on a ribbon around her neck, being enraged, and flung it into the inlet. Alice roams beside the waters of Murrells Inlet, searching for a ring she received from a young man her family did not approve of. The most enduring ghost stories are of Alice Flagg, ghost of the Hermitage, and the Gray Man. We love our ghosts – especially the good ones, which most of them are. Pirates who became local legends include: Edward Teach, called Blackbeard because of his coal-black beard, and Drunken Jack, who was left behind on an island with a huge stash of stolen rum (and died with a smile on his face.) The South Carolina coastal waters were especially productive for pirates, and the coves and inlets along the Grand Strand provided great hiding places for these marauders. Surfside Drive at Surfside Pier) Melody Lane. Handicap beach access at the following locations: 3rd Ave. In Surfside Beach, wheelchairs are available by calling 913-6368. Handicap beach access at the following locations: Main St Sea Mountain Hwy, 4th Ave. In North Myrtle Beach, wheelchairs are available M-F at the Recreation Center on Possum Trot Road. (handicap access) these locations also offer handicap parking. In Myrtle Beach, beach wheelchairs are available at the following lifeguard stands: 77th Ave. These chairs are sturdy and come equipped with an umbrella and large ballon tires for maneuvering through soft sand.
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In Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, and Surfside Beach, beach-going wheelchairs are available for use free of charge. The meat of a pig is slowly cooked over hot coals in a pit and basted until the meat, dripping with juices falls off the bones.Ī cream-style soup, not unlike bisque, always with crabmeat or crab row or red crab eggs, flavored with cayenne pepper and sherry. The name is derived from the original use of these morsels thrown to the dogs (puppies, to Southerners who never go into the wilderness without at least one “puppy”) to keep the animals at bay while their human counterparts ate the fish. Originally “hushpuppies” came from the leftover cornmeal used for frying the fresh fish at the campsite near the edge of the water. Vegetables which are native to Southern soils, such as corn, okra, tomatoes, beans and peas that are cooked slowly with a bit of fatback or bacon to flavor and are also highly seasoned.Ĭoarsely ground corn cooked to a mushy softness and served with stewed tomatoes.įried pieces of cornmeal dough seasoned with onion salt or minced onion and most often served with fried fish. Thinly sliced or cubed round or sirloin steak which has been dipped in batter and fired.
Strictly speaking, this is a rice pilau (pronounced per-loo) or pilaf, which combines rice, meats and chicken broth. This name comes from the Southern method of dredging fish in cornmeal and frying. Flat beans, like lima beans, shelled before cooking, butter beans are often served with rice.
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