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  • $500 Scholarship From HD Carolina

    $500 Scholarship From HD Carolina

    HD Carolina is a website that provides high-definition videos of things to see and do in the Carolinas. We love our coastal and mountain regions, and we are proud to introduce others to the beauty of the area. Both North and South Carolina are home to many excellent colleges and universities, and they attract students

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  • What Hiking Trails are Near Me?

    What Hiking Trails are Near Me?

    We have all been out exploring or driving around and wondered the same questions: What hiking trails are near me? What waterfalls are close by? What are some interesting things to do that are near by? These are completely reasonable questions since your smartphone knows everything about you including your exact location at any moment.

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  • The 2018 Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame Inductees

    The 2018 Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame Inductees

    The Wilkes Heritage Museum in Wilkesboro North Carolina has announced this years inductees to the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame. As with previous years, all of the inductees will be honored and officially put into the Hall of Fame during a live ceremony and show on June 9th, 2018. If you like traditional mountain

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  • Carolinian Cuisine – Part 1

    Carolinian Cuisine – Part 1

    Welcome to part 1 of an open-ended series of articles that will be dedicated to the numerous cuisines which are either Southern staples or unique varieties specific to the Carolinas. Whatever the case, no visit to the Carolinas would be complete without experiencing at least some of these treats. If you are planning a vacation

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  • Our Favorite Locations from 2017

    Our Favorite Locations from 2017

    With 2017 “in the books” and 2018 well underway, we thought it would be fun to look back at the videos we published in 2017 and pick our top five based on the overall experience we had at each location. This list is not to discount or minimize any of the other locations, but merely

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  • Winter on the Blue Ridge Parkway

    Winter on the Blue Ridge Parkway

    As winter sets in on the Blue Ridge Parkway, it may seem like there is nothing to see except road closures and dormant vegetation, but don’t let that steer you away.  As always, visitors should check the National Park Service’s website for the most updated information regarding road conditions. If the road is closed due

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  • From the Cutting Room Floor…

    From the Cutting Room Floor…

    We recently released our 125th episode and couldn’t be happier. It has been a great experience wandering around North and South Carolina visiting wonderful destinations and then turning those experiences into short high definition videos that share these spots with the world. As any filmmaker will tell you, you always overshoot a location so that

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  • Chimney Rock to Partially Reopen After Retaining Wall Collapse

    Chimney Rock to Partially Reopen After Retaining Wall Collapse

    Since Monday, October 23rd, Chimney Rock State Park has been closed due to the collapse of a major retaining wall at the park. The region experienced significant rainfall during this period and it proved to be too much for the steep mountainside at the upper parking lot area. Since then state officials have been accessing

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  • The Pumpkin Patch at South Mountain Christian Camp

    The Pumpkin Patch at South Mountain Christian Camp

    Fall! Leaves, apples, cider, cool temperatures, hayrides, corn mazes, glorious fall! Perhaps one of my favorite fall traditions is picking a pumpkin; the color, the shape, the texture and the creativity that is sparked by merely looking at all the varieties to choose from is one of the most exciting things about visiting a pumpkin

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  • Linville Gorge Wilderness Area

    Linville Gorge Wilderness Area

    Federally designated wilderness areas are defined as “an area where the earth and community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain” and “an area of undeveloped Federal land retaining its primeval character and influence, without permanent improvements or human habitation, which is protected and managed so

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