Found 3 blog entries tagged as Living in the Lowcountry.

Moving to Bluffton or Hilton Head? Here’s What No One Tells You (But We Will)

By Allison Cobb & The Cobb Group | Brokered by eXp Luxury Realty

So, you’re packing up your snow shovel and trading it in for flip-flops, live oaks, and sweet tea? Welcome to Bluffton and Hilton Head Island—where the marsh is always greener, the pace is just right, and bless your heart has layers you haven’t even begun to understand.

But before you break out your monogrammed beach towel and start practicing your “y’alls,” let’s spill some local sweet tea on what actually happens when you move here. Because while everyone talks about the weather, the water, and the wildlife, here’s what no one tells you—until now.

1. You’ll Have a Relationship With the Bridge

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Meet the Lowcountry’s Teeny-Tiny Terror: The No-See-Um

Ah, the Lowcountry—a paradise of pristine marshes, glistening waters, and Spanish moss gently swaying in the breeze. But as many newcomers soon discover, this idyllic beauty comes with a catch. Meet the no-see-um, the most infuriatingly invisible foe to ever grace Bluffton and Hilton Head Island. These tiny tormentors are the stuff of legends—or nightmares, depending on your point of view.

So, who are these pint-sized pests, and why do they seem to have an insatiable appetite for fresh blood? Let’s dive into the itchy truth about the Lowcountry’s most unloved resident.

No-See-Ums: Nature’s Tiny Menace

These minuscule marauders are so small you can barely see them (hence the name).…

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There’s nothing quite like a Lowcountry oyster roast, where good company and fresh oysters come together in a celebration of coastal living. If you’re new to the oyster roast scene or just looking to up your game, here’s a guide to help you enjoy oysters like a pro. We’ll cover everything from shucking essentials to where you can buy your own oyster knife, plus some of the best local oyster roasts happening this season.

The Best Way to Eat an Oyster at an Oyster Roast

When it comes to oyster roasts, there’s a bit of technique involved to get the most out of each delicious bite. Here’s a quick rundown on how to shuck and savor an oyster:

  1. Get the Right Tools: An oyster knife is essential. You’ll use it to pry open the oyster shell and…

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