Welcome to Indigo Blue! (2)
7/24/09 •
Welcome to Indigo Blue! My name is Stephen Farnsworth and Maxi is my wife of 5 years. We are both South Carolina natives who have a deep love and appreciation for the beautiful state in which we live. We reside in Greenville, but travel the state extensively searching for good eats, little known places and old standbys…
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High Tea & Lake Wateree- Fairfield County (2)
8/11/10 •
May is a perfect month to get out and enjoy the great outdoors in South Carolina. For most Sandlappers the weather is warm and manageable without the threat of stifling humidity. To be more specific, mosquitos haven’t begun introducing themselves for the summer. Indigo Blue made an afternoon visit to Fairfield County on May 22, 2010. Maxi anticipated the “high tea” expereience in an old standby that received a recent revitalization. The promise of southern [...]
Indigo Blue Turns One Today (12)
7/22/10 •
One year ago Maxi and I joined a not so exclusive group called the World Wide Web. We tossed around the idea of a web site for a couple of years, but simply didn’t think we’d have the time or patience to pull it off. Several friends and family members encouraged us to move forward with the concept. We wanted to share our travels through South Carolina with the world. Maxi would shoot and edit the photographs while I would research the counties and write the stories.
Notable South Carolinians- Eliza Lucas Pinckney (2)
6/25/10 •
Eliza Lucas Pinckney 1722-1793
Many women have helped mold and shape the great state of South Carolina. Today, women from varied backgrounds thrive in a country once dominated by men. Our nation has grown stronger thanks to the many contributions by women in our society. History tells us this was not always the case. Women were expected to play the common [...]
Reflections of Woodruff- Spartanburg County (4)
6/13/10 •
The lure of barbecue, historical interpretation and good fellowship is enough to get me out of bed on a Saturday morning. Throw in a seventy degree day and free parking to boot, and my senses are heightened. Add a touch of 18th Century Southern Hospitality and I’m hooked. That’s exactly what we experienced on our recent trip to Woodruff. Indigo Blue made [...]
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Notable South Carolinians- Mary Boykin Chesnut10/14/09 •
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South Carolina Facts and Figures7/26/09 •
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11/01/09 •
Charleston- The Holy City, Past and Present8/29/09 •
Huntington Beach State Park
The Midlands»
8/11/10 •
High Tea & Lake Wateree- Fairfield County5/23/10 •
Heroes of the Alamo- Saluda County11/29/09 •
McCormick County- Gem of the Freshwater Coast9/08/09 •
The State Museum
The Pee Dee»
7/26/09 •
Test Post
The Upcountry»
6/13/10 •
Reflections of Woodruff- Spartanburg County3/11/10 •
Ghosts of the Waxhaws- Lancaster County2/02/10 •
Apples, Peaches & Patriots- York County1/12/10 •
Greenville County- Purple Paladins & Mountain Sunsets12/10/09 •
Walnut Grove Plantation10/06/09 •
York- The White Rose City8/03/09 •
Laurens County, Take Two7/28/09 •
Laurens County, Part 17/26/09 •
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