A Classic Car at the 7th Annual Rockabillaque - Park Circle.
I first came across local guides while on a road trip to the “Black Mountains” Lynch and Cumberland, old coal mine cities in Kentucky that barely have any jobs and have a rapidly dwindling population.
On a visit to Cumberland I realized that their town hall had the wrong address listed on google and I was amazed to find out that I could suggest an edit, that night I was stunned when my edit was actually applied.
From that point on I was hooked to taking pictures, posting and verifying that every small cafe or shop I patronized was listed on google maps.
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Buck’s Cafe, Cashiers, NC
Free WiFi, Great C**offee, Wine and Vintage furniture collection on sale.
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Diary Hut, Cumberland, KY
Fun wall sign, Chicken and Shakes.
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The locals are always so welcoming and give awesome service yet they barely get any recognition. So I make it a point to give a shout out to my server by their name, if I can remember it ! My reviews and pictures of every place that I visit is to share my experience especially when it`s good and help the rest of the world discover them.
Since then I have reviewed and posted about most of the places that I have visited especially those in my neighborhood.
I live in a part of North Charleston called Park Circle and we are a service based economy with restaurants, a cafe, pet shop, breweries and my favorite an Ice cream parlor called Park Circle creamery. We also host many block parties which I enjoy and thus post on to google to give back a little bit.
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Park Circle Christmas Parade
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7th Rockabillaque Classic Car show
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Right now like other service oriented cities my neighborhood’s business district is taking a beating due the Covid-19 pandemic but we shall yet arise when it’s all done.
