On November 5th, I headed down with Chris Allen to Charleston to the roadmeet hosted by Billy Riddle. We had lunch at the well known Hyman's Seafood on Meeting Street and the highlight of the tour was a close up view of the spectacular Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge. The entire set can be found here . But before we get to the meet what about the route down. Well it was US 64, I-440, I-40, I-95, SC 327, US 301, US 52 into Charleston. On US 52 near St. Charles was this interesting set of signs. First, that may be the smallest Blue Star Memorial Highway sign I've seen, and secondly the Francis Marion tomb historical marker sign reads "All Rich in Iodine" what does that mean? I would love to have seen this overhead in the original button copy. Hyman's Seafood did not disappoint and i you like Shrimp 'n Grits as much as I do, I highly recommend the Carolina Delight. It's delicious! After lunch we headed over to Mount Pleasant Memorial Water...
Because every road has a story.