Long Weekend in Myrtle Beach cont'd

One common thing we were told from those who had traveled to Myrtle Beach before was to go to Broadway at the Beach. So being the obedient individuals that we are, we did.

We went at night and had such a fabulous time. It is great for nightlife and does get rather crowded but I think that is part of the fun! We also went after a fun day at the beach and thought it was the perfect place to cool down and view a little more of Myrtle Beach.

It's filled with restaurants, unique shops, and miscellaneous activities that I think everyone of all ages could enjoy. It also surrounds Lake Broadway which I think adds more beauty.

An additional thing we both agreed on was that Myrtle Beach is very family friendly and would be a great place for a family vacation.

Every night there are fireworks (which we missed unfortunately) which is incredibly neat because of my love for fireworks. Besides, any place that thinks nightly fireworks are a must has to be pretty awesome, right?




I liked this building and proceeded to take several pictures of it. Sean and I enjoyed pointing out everything that was upside down on it. We were told that it's an amusement park for the mind and because we did not really want to use our minds we did not go in.





There were fishes in the lake that you could feed. Their mouths were opened way wide trying to get any food that was thrown in.














A blog post here isn't complete without some food pictures.








Back to the beach, because Myrtle Beach.







And on our last day we visited the Fair and celebrated National Ice Cream Day #icecreamnotpictured.
On a completely irrelevant note, who comes up with all these daily holidays?
There's a holiday for everything so I'm just waiting for national stilettos day because that's a holiday worth celebrating.




I hope you're all having a good week so far.
My week hasn't started off the best. In fact, it has been the scariest and saddest time in my life, but I'm hanging in there.