We are greeted by a glorious morning and set out to take a walk around the resort. Some very nice facilities....large pool and hot tub...6 Har-Tru tennis courts....and a clubhouse, all in a nice landscaped setting.
I guess I failed to mention earlier that we had an ice storm in DC two days before we left. Rick took a quick trip down the stairs on his back when he went out to get the papers. He seemed okay, but he has gotten progressively worse. We spend the morning searching for a massage therapist. Rick locates Greg at Island Massage (843-816-4404) who agrees to come in on a Sunday and see if he can fix him up. I drop him off and head off down the road to check out Sea Pines. I had wanted to play the Harbor Course, but not sure Rick will be able to.
Just an FYI, there's a $5 daily gate fee. There's a few good shops around the faux lighthouse...Currents carries the women's collection from Vineyard Vines and S.M. Bedford carries a good selection of women's Lily and Izod. Drive around the entire area, but mostly find it a bit tired and not very interesting.
Pick up Rick and decide that our planned dinner out will instead be in. He heads achingly to the hot tub, I marinate a terriyaki flank steak, make sesame noodles and lemon pepper sugar snap peas.
We look forward to heading to the beach in the morning for a brisk walk.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
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