The travel blog for couples - Written by Melanie Waldman
Continued from
A Spring Drive Through the American South – Part One, Part Two and Part Three
In a journey through some of the most romantic spots the South has to offer, start in Washington, DC, and head to Charlottesville, VA along the Skyline Drive. From Charlottesville, take the Blue Ridge Parkway to Asheville, NC. Then go from Asheville to elegant Charleston, South Carolina.
For the last of your Spring drive, journey from Charleston to grande olde Savannah, Georgia.
Continued from
A Spring Drive Through the American South – Part One and Part Two
In a journey through some of the most romantic spots the South has to offer, start in Washington, DC, and head to Charlottesville, VA along the Skyline Drive. From Charlottesville, take the Blue Ridge Parkway to Asheville, NC.
From Asheville, continue on to graceful Charleston, South Carolina.
Continued from
A Spring Drive Through the American South – Part One
In a journey through some of the most romantic spots the South has to offer, start in Washington, DC, and head to Charlottesville, Virginia along the Skyline Drive.
When you’ve had your fill of Charlottesville, backtrack to the Blue Ridge Parkway and head straight into Asheville, North Carolina for forests, waterfalls, and a history of fortune.
If you’re worried the best of Spring might pass you by, we’ve got a trip that will reconnect you not only to each other…but to the history of America, as well.
Drive yourselves from Washington, D.C. – Charlottesville, VA – Asheville, NC – Charleston, SC – Savannah, Georgia for full-blown immersion in mountains, flowers, forests, swamps, fine old homes, Low-Country cuisine and even wine from America’s oldest vines.
We reckon it’s time to jump on in the car and see the South for yourself.
Thirty-something Americans Audrey Scott and Daniel Noll are the married couple behind Uncornered Market, a touching and gorgeous blog that chronicles their almost-constant travels around the world since December 2006.
What they term a creative sabbatical has so far taken them across much of Asia, India, Europe and the former Soviet Union. Hungry to see the whole world, they’ve just begun the latest leg of their journey — seeing every country in Central and South America.
Through their personal interactions with people, they aim to, in their own small way, improve an often negative global perception of America. Through their written impressions, audiocasts and exquisite photos, they aim to humanize the world.
