Over Holidays ,our family would get a whole pig and cook it in a ground pit or have it pit cocked…We would all gather round it and cut the slices you wanted out of it -called pig pickin… That one black guy that cocked it for us one time, made the best homade bbq sauce, I’ve ever had..
I can say with certainty that, depending on the conditions of the day, shooting 80 would tick me off. However, my handicap index is around 8 right now. It's something I really can't calculate because I'll play nine holes a few times a week.
Never even broke into the 90s over here. Best round ever was a 101.
I've shared this story a few times over the years. TLDR, I've been playing a long time. Over three decades I guess.
It's been a few years but I can still picture that building in my head. If I recall correctly, that's made with what a lot call "Charleston brick." I do remember the white pillars in front. I remember who I was with but can't remember what we we doing that afternoon.
Don't remember a lot either. Been a long time. Long long time. Do remember the rain
When I first moved here it was a nuisance; every freakin' day it seemed. Now, not a big deal. Most of the time I can smell it before it gets here. We'd talked of shooting up into Cane Bay today for lunch...the weather just doesn't feel right.
The origin, while often linked between New England and Charleston settlers, came from North Carolina. Fishing camps...interesting story there.Calabash seafood
I can relate. I broke 90 once and shot an 89, but par for the golf course was 71. So the one time I truly played bogey golf.
Nice! I didn’t realize we had a member in Ft Mill. I lived in Ballantyne and then Indian Land for 11 years. Family is in the Land this week for fall break. Our church was in Fort Mill on Gold Hill. Love that area. Except for the old Jim and Tammy Faye Baker tower and grounds.
That place was a little creepy.
Balantyne area is very nice. We're actually in Tega Cay ( shared zip with Ft Mill.) The old PTL area is (I think) being overhauled after a long tie up in legal stuff. Indian Land seems to be a growing area. 521 is too busy for my taste...Nice! I didn’t realize we had a member in Ft Mill. I lived in Ballantyne and then Indian Land for 11 years. Family is in the Land this week for fall break. Our church was in Fort Mill on Gold Hill. Love that area. Except for the old Jim and Tammy Faye Baker tower and grounds.
Yes, between waters. Waccamah tribe I think.
Tega Cay folks usually think they are better than Fort Mill folks. It’s like the 90210 of York CountyBalantyne area is very nice. We're actually in Tega Cay ( shared zip with Ft Mill.) The old PTL area is (I think) being overhauled after a long tie up in legal stuff. Indian Land seems to be a growing area. 521 is too busy for my taste...
It’s a nice area there with the lake and golf course. When we go back to visit, 521 is always worse than it was the previous visit. Reminds me why I don’t want to move back! Heck, our old neighborhood in IL now has a nice restaurant, yogurt shop and minute clinic inside the entrance. Don’t even have to leave the hood. Was nothing like that when I got there.
That would make sense.
I hear that! 2010 was not fun living in those parts, for us. I have a co-worker that lives on Windsong in TC, he used to talk about how TC was a step above, so we’d bust his balls a lot. It’s a nice area, no doubt about it.I think TC has calmed down with the attitude stuff. enough of us regular folks have moved in. There are a few Bama folks here. Which make it better. There's even a house divided Bama/barn) around the corner from me. Now, if Bama will take care of business tomorrow...
