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Five Things I Love about Charleston

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Five Things I Love about Charleston
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Five Things I Love about Charleston

1. The Weather

The weather here in Charleston is such an upgrade to back home. Don't get me wrong, I love Massachusetts and it is and will always be home, but at the same time, you have to love the 70 degree weather, especially while there is a blizzard back home currently.

2. The Golf Courses

This reminds me of back home in some regard, as Charleston has some really pretty courses that combine scenic views and challenging layouts at the same time. I hope to continue to play as much as I can for as long as I stay here.

3. The City

Charleston itself is such a different city to all the ones I've been to. It doesn't have the tall skyscrapers, the major businesses and banks, or the busy city traffic, but it has a Southern charm that you just have to appreciate. King Street is one-of-a-kind and is something that I consider iconic, especially as a part of Charleston itself. As a whole, the city is so historic and going to places like the Dock Street Theatre, which is the oldest theater in America, is really cool to experience.

4. The number of coffee shops and Starbucks around.

Driving down the same road and seeing three Starbucks is awesome! Back home, we barely have one in a twenty minute drive. I would not be able to work this hard in college without a constant supply of Starbucks.

5. CSU of course!

Don't think I would forgot about school, of course!

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