2009 Charleston Harborfest Video: Part II: Parade of Sails

The Charleston Harborfest is probably the most full-family, “everything for someone” festival anywhere in the south. With majestic tall ships sailing in from twelve different nations, there was no shortage of oohs and ahhs on land or sea, yet the 4 day festival featured far more than eye candy, and more than 50,000 attendees bathed in the balmy-hot sun for a uniquely Charleston celebration of the sea.  It was a true spectacle of maritime beauty and harbor side fun for kids and tourists and country club members alike. In addition to the 19th century transformation or our port Charleston Harborfest featured live music, outstanding food and drink, fine arts, crafts, harbor tours, cocktail parties, historic adventures, pirate re-enactments, numerous air shows including acrobatic stunts and skydiving, and just about every type of maritime exhibit or workshop you could imagine… all along the historic downtown docks of Charleston, the very port where Blackbeard and his ship the Queen Anne’s Revenge staked their clam to pirate fame in the historic blockade of 1718.

The U.S. Coast Guard Ship the Barque Eagle was hands down the hometown favorite (click to zoom)

Video and editing by Ryan Ricker, interviews by Amber Caparas; Photos by Amber Caparas, Lauren Turner and GreaterCharleston.com.

For more information and to support the Charleston Harborfest vistit www.CharlestonHarborfest.org

Charleston offers an elegant, gated community on 750 acres with only 210 homesites, with fantastic amenities for fisherman, boaters, or sun worshipers. Situated on the banks of deep-water Beresford Creek, you will find “The Ruins”, a gathering place for residents to enjoy the edgeless pool, clubhouse with two kitchens, ice house to fill up your coolers, boat launch to enjoy the waterways surrounding Beresford and Martins creeks, and floating docks to fish, crab, or just dip your toes. Nature trails will beckon you for a morning walk and perhaps you’ll see one of the many beautiful birds that call the various parks and marsh grass home. Grand Oaks abound throughout Beresford Hall and tower majestically over all.   The development commands quality, custom-crafted low country homes and many include separate guest quarters in a detached carriage house. There are beautiful homesites currently available to begin building your dream home or, if you prefer, select one of the existing homes ready and waiting…just for you. Homesites range from mid $200’s for interior lots up to $1 million for a deep-water lot with dock. Home prices range from high $800’s to $2 million plus.

The “featured” home is located at 204 Royal Assembly Drive (click on address to view slideshow of home) and is an architectural delight from top to bottom; from inside and out. The builder, Coe Brier, has spared no expense in making this amazing house an amazing “home” for the buyer/s who prefer craftsmanship quality, intense creativity, and a quest for that elusive “WOW” factor.   You define a lifestyle that encompasses the beauty of nature in two words…Beresford Hall!  You define a house with breathtaking appeal…204 Royal Assembly Drive!

An architectural delight-come see!

Contact the Ensign/Ostergard Team at Coldwell Banker United, Realtors in Mt. Pleasant today to view this special residence; Warren Ostergard at (843)364-8960 or Samantha Ensign at (843)860-8773.  

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Now I’m starting to realize that I have been a little childish in my thinking.

How can I forget about the place that I grew up in?

The place that I gained and discovered my identity.

The place where I can find peace and not worry about “real world” things.

The place where I could call myself independent.

I learned that you don’t have to have your own things to be independent. Sometimes you can make what you have in front of you your own.

Sometimes you have to go back to the place you started from, in order to properly move on into the future.

I mean how many chances do I have left to make cherished memories here before I move on to the next chapter of my life? Who cares what people say?  So what if I don’t have everything yet. I still have enough to make it work.

This is indeed a big transition for a Southern gal such as myself. There isn’t much “South” where I’m planning to go.

Learn to embrace everything around you, your culture, your memories, your family and friends, for they are a part of you. If you don’t, one day you’re going to think back and wish you could stay longer.

So why waste time now? Make it happen.

Desmond & Betsy Garrity have just opened Crushed Fine Wine in Shelmore Village.  Sommelier Desmond   has 15 years  experience in the Charleston  wine market and brings  not only  his knowledge, but  sought after wines which are attractively priced.

Crushed Fine Wine is part of the newly conceived and built Shelmore Village, situated off of South Shelmore Boulevard, between Highway 17 and Mathis Ferry Road at I’on, in Mount Pleasant.  The concept is innovative, in that the village consists of clusters of buildings, each containing five or six units, combining residential and retail space, built around open, landscaped squares. The couple  live above the shop, and Desmond devotes all of his time and energy to the wine operation.

Crushed Fine Wine carries an inventory selected from small independent producers and importers, wines which are not available in grocery stores or large retail wine outlets.  All wines are competitively priced, and the available selection has something for everyone, whether they have modest tastes, or qualify as enthusiasts and collectors.

Crushed Fine Wine displays the wine in a unique way, creating a wall of wine where all bottles  are displayed horizontally (technically the proper way to store wine).  The wines are sectioned off by style or character, rather than by region or varietal, with over 500 different selections.  This allows customers to discover wines, which they might not have selected in the past.

Crushed Fine Wine offers the area’s only large temperature controlled and humidified wine cellar. This walk-in cellar houses in excess of 200 exceptional selections.  It allows Crushed Fine Wine to store these wines in an ideal environment.

Crushed Fine Wine offer customers various educational opportunities, as well as wine tastings and wines by the glass. Tastings and seminars will be conducted both by Mr. Garrity, and visiting winemakers, importers, and winery representatives.  These offerings are additional aspects of the overall commitment to value and customer service. Wine gift baskets, wine of the month club, case discounts are all regular services of Crushed Fine Wine. 

Our mission at Belle Hall Chiropractic is to provide our patients with the very best chiropractic care in order to relieve symptoms, restore health, and promote wellness.We believe that health is not merely the absence of disease. Health is the state of optimal physical, mental, and social well-being. It is in that spirit that our goal is not simply to remove pain, but rather to address the underlying cause of your symptoms and then advise you on what you can do to achieve wellness throughout your life.

At Belle Hall Chiropractic, you have the benefit of both a male and female doctor.  Visit our website at www.bellehallchiropractic.com for a detailed profile, photos, and description of our services.

SHAW RealEstate SERVICES (SRS) partners with owners who take an active role in marketing their rental properties.  SRS has multiple management and cleaning plans to satisfy the property owner’s needs.  Working with a small company such as SRS offers you personal service and attention to detail.  
    
SHAW RealEstate SERVICES (SRS) also offers an exclusive vacation rental property referral service designed to help you maximize your available rental dates.  Our “This Rental Is Perfect” Network will become an important partner in adding bookings and is explained on the ”This Rental Is Perfect” page on our website www.shawrealestateservices.com

Lauren Preller was also selected as former President Bill Clinton’s personal photographer as he campaigned in South Carolina for Senator Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

Thursday, May 28, 2009; 10:15 PM
BALTIMORE — Matt Wieters (Stratford High School, Goose Creek, SC) will make his major league debut with the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night, armed with a potent bat and the burden of fulfilling the role of the can’t-miss prospect who will rescue the struggling franchise from its run of 12 straight losing seasons. It’s an almost untenable situation, even for a player who has had so much minor league success. But the Orioles and their fans have been waiting for Wieters’ arrival since Baltimore drafted the 6-foot-5 slugger with the fifth overall pick in the 2007 amateur draft. “I can understand the anticipation and the excitement that everybody has,” Orioles manager Dave Trembley said Thursday. “You don’t get these guys very often.” Wieters has excelled at every level. After starring at Georgia Tech, he batted .345 with Class A Frederick last year before being promoted on June 27 to Double-A Bowie, where he hit .365 with 12 homers and 51 RBIs in 61 games. He has sustained that success with Triple-A Norfolk, where he was batting .305 with five home runs and 30 RBIs in 39 games through Wednesday. In spite of those numbers, the Orioles waited patiently until they were sure Wieters was ready to face major league pitching. “We’re reasonably comfortable that this is a good time for him,” president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail said. “We’re going to give it a shot.” The hype has been building since MacPhail made the announcement Tuesday. Earlier this week, the Orioles drew the smallest crowd in the 18-year history of Camden Yards _ 10,130. There could be nearly four times as many fans for Friday’s game against Detroit. “We’ve definitely seen a spike in ticket sales,” said Monica Barlow, the team’s director of public relations. “It’s student night, and the first fireworks night. Between that and Matt coming up, there’s going to be a pretty strong walk up.”

Expectations are extremely high, so Trembley has tried to make everyone realize that Wieters is only 23 years old and will not single-handedly turn around a team that is last in the AL East. “I don’t expect him to bat 1.000. I don’t expect him to be perfect,” the manager said. “I expect him to ease his way in.” Orioles designated hitter Luke Scott said, “I don’t think it’s fair to put pressure on a guy like that. Just leave him alone. It’s not fair to build him up as the next coming. It’s hard enough to play at the big league level. People are just setting him up for failure.” Or, Wieters could be an instant success. “I’ll just attack the strike zone and keep the ball down,” said Dontrelle Willis, Detroit’s starting pitcher Friday. “If he hits three home runs, I might have to change it.” There are no guarantees. Wieters could very well struggle at the outset _ just like Nick Markakis, another Orioles first-round draft pick. Markakis launched his major league career under similar circumstances in 2006, but was batting .175 after his first 20 games. In danger of being sent back to the minors, Markakis finally adjusted. Wieters can only hope to avoid a similar slow start. “He’ll be a good player. Even with all the hype he’s getting, he has a lot of composure,” said Baltimore rookie Nolan Reimold, who played with Wieters at Norfolk earlier this season. “He should be able to come up here and be very polished from the start.” It’s hard to overstate the anticipation for Wieters’ debut, although Trembley did a pretty good job of it. “Should we open the clubhouse at 11? Have brunch here tomorrow for everybody? Is it going to be like Duke madness out there, where people are going to be out with tents?” Trembley said. “I’m going to go out and buy pizzas for everybody, and we’re going to have a pajama party out there waiting for Wieters to come.” By David Ginsburg,The Associated Press

Being a tourist in your own city doesn’t require having to visit a museum or even having to take a two-hour bus tour, although both do offer a wealth of knowledge about Charleston’s rich history. Strolling the streets of Downtown Charleston just to admire the old beautiful homes and buildings, the smell or taste of authentic Lowcountry cooking and the friendly attitudes of other Charlestonians is already a great way to start embracing this amazing city.  

Walk through Market Street and observe the elaborate weaving of the Sweetgrass basket makers, or jump aboard a carriage ride to really experience the charm of the city. Stop into Fleet Landing to have a tasty southern seafood dish, while sitting out on the deck catching the cool waterfront breeze. But please don’t stuff yourself before trying a dish of their delicious Vanilla Bean Crème Brulee! Afterwards, walk across to the Waterfront Park to take panoramic pictures of Charleston’s scenic harbor from the pier.  Any one of these shots is sure to make a beautiful wall hanging.

Living in Charleston you already know that it’s an amazing city filled with great sights and delightful people.  It’s no wonder why its history and southern charm attracts thousands of tourists each year. One thing to remember however is that Charleston isn’t just a city for its visitors to explore. So, try being a tourist in your own city, and experience Charleston like you may have never done before.

The Renaissance on Charleston Harbor consists of two buildings located on the Mount Pleasant side of the Ravenel Bridge. Views of the harbor looking towards downtown Charleston are spectacular from these luxury condos. Amenities include a fitness center, large social room with bar and grand piano, morning coffee hour, a well appointed lobby, controlled access security, secure underground parking with storage unit, extensive landscaping and a harborfront swimming pool.  Guest suites are also available for visitors if residents have overflow guests.  For golfers, there is easy access to Patriot’s Point golf course and marina nearby. The U.S.S. Yorktown, a must see in Charleston, is also docked close by.

There are only a few places where the world rarely intrudes. One of them is Seabrook Island. Edged by 3.5 miles of wide, uncrowded beaches and pristine dunes along the South Carolina coast. 

Seabrook is a private island resort. Club members and their guests enjoy two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding, a fitness center and many other amenities. Yet, despite its peaceful seclusion, Seabrook Island is conveniently located less than 30 minutes from all the charms of Charleston, the south’s most romantic city.

Seabrook is an unspoiled island paradise that is home to a spectacular range of wildlife and a thriving ecosystem. Miles of natural beaches, relatively untouched by development. 

Ocean

Miles of natural beaches, relatively untouched by development. North Beach, one of the widest beaches in the Carolinas, continues to grow – stretching down from coastal homes to soft, lapping waves, as dolphins play offshore.

Community 

A vibrant community thrives here, built on the desires of a club membership where interests are diverse, yet one central priority stands above all others – to live within a private, natural environment where a relaxed smile and warm wave greet island residents and visitors alike.

Forest 

A fresh, green Maritime forest like Seabook’s is an increasingly rare environment in which to find a thriving community. Here, crooked live Oaks and vast marsh views open to Audubon Cooperative Sanctuaries.

Homes 

Private and distinct, these Lowcountry-inspired homes and sizeable properties sit quietly amongst grand Live Oaks, all within the island neighborhood. 

Shellmore Village

Each of the 41 three-story town homes is zoned as a residence on the upper floors and commercial use on the first floor. Nicely designed clusters that are modeled after Charleston’s Downtown Mercantile plus residential neighborhoods lining King Street.

Great location at the entrance of Ion with lots of shopping amenities at hand. Great place for a work/live combo.A historic undertaking by the Simpson Organization known for superb urban revitalization. The 125 year Charleston landmark will be home to 60 upscale condominiums  anchored by a top gourmet restaurant and boutiques.  This will be a nice pick for the sophisticated professional or retiree that wants to enjoy the amenities of downtown. It is now one of the most expensive per square foot condos on the peninsula. They are now taking contracts, however, but closings will not be until Dec. 2010.

Rivertowne

March 10, 2009 by Warren Ostergard   

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Rivertowne is a ungated Country Club community with prices ranging from 200K – 3million. Membership at Rivertowne Country Club is optional as there is also a community pool and other amenities. There are golf course lots, deepwater lots and marsh lots available for new home construction. The location is favorable to access the amenities of Mount Pleasant and only a 20 minute drive to Isle of Palms beaches.

The signature Arnold Palmer course is known to be one of Charleston’s most challenging. Boaters and fishing enthusiasts will enjoy being nestled between the Wando River and Horlbeck Creek.

Great schools make this a good family choice.

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While we have our own team of writers and multi-media production folks who will be publishing articles, stories, and gallery albums in magazine format, we are also a publicly-driven publishing site. You may have heard the terms Wiki, open-source, and Web 2.0… well all of those aptly describe the organic strengths of this site. But few terms better describe GreaterCharleston.com than “totally free,” always and forever, with no limits to your publishing opportunities. Surf the menu again… we’re sure you’ll see categories where you’d like to be found.

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While we have our own team of writers and multi-media production folks who will be publishing articles, stories, and gallery albums in magazine format, we are also a publicly-driven publishing site. You may have heard the terms Wiki, open-source, and Web 2.0… well all of those aptly describe the organic strengths of this site. But few terms better describe GreaterCharleston.com than “totally free,” always and forever, with no limits to your publishing opportunities. Surf the menu again… we’re sure you’ll see categories where you’d like to be found.

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While we have our own team of writers and multi-media production folks who will be publishing articles, stories, and gallery albums in magazine format, we are also a publicly-driven publishing site. You may have heard the terms Wiki, open-source, and Web 2.0… well all of those aptly describe the organic strengths of this site. But few terms better describe GreaterCharleston.com than “totally free,” always and forever, with no limits to your publishing opportunities. Surf the menu again… we’re sure you’ll see categories where you’d like to be found.

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