wopacker77
my teacher set up a "hidden" video camera during class when there were some minors in the room. i live in north carolina does anyone know any laws pertaining to this?
Answer
check with your state laws in most states it is perfectly fine to videotape anything you want as long as it is not indecent (bathroom, dressing room, bedroom) and you only record sound or video but not both without consent
check with your state laws in most states it is perfectly fine to videotape anything you want as long as it is not indecent (bathroom, dressing room, bedroom) and you only record sound or video but not both without consent
Vacation to South Carolina ideas?
daisy
So I'm going to South Carolina on vacation. Most of the trip will be spent in Charleston and Myrtle Beach. What are some fun activities, places to see, restaurants to eat at, etc?
Answer
Myrtle Beach is a great place to vacation!!
Great time to visit, the weather is usually nice. Cool mornings & nights (light jackets or long sleeves). Sunny and warm (bathing suit temps) during the day.
Hotel prices range from nice/cheap to glamorous/expensive. There are houses for rentals, rv parks, state parks for camping and the prices for these are reasonable.
As far as attractions go...
Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede (dinner & show) $30
Alligator Adventure (Barefoot Landing) is great!! ($10/$15)
Ripley's Aquiriam ..well worth it ($15)
Alabama Theater (Barefoot Landing) $ depends on who's there
House of Blues (Barefoot Landing) $depends on who's showcasing
Ripley's Believe It or Not! (Ocean Blvd.) $ change depending on the season
The Bowery (Ocean Blvd) usually no cover
Great music/bar..starting point of country legends Alabama
There is an amusement park (small one) on Ocean Blvd. that's ok...the larger one (the Pavilion) they tore down last summer
Putt Putt golf..everywhere..prices vary, but most are 1 price and play all day
Water Amusement parks in Garden City, North Myrtle & King's Hwy. (moderately priced)
Legends (Impersonations) dinner show (Garden City) is cool.
Nascar Cafe, (You can race go-carts there too!!,Planet Hollywood, Hard Rock Cafe..(they just opened a Hard Rock Theme Park in June..it's similar to Six Flags)....near the Aquriaum
Myrles Inlet is crammed full of great restaraunts...
Casino Boats, Airplane/helicopter rides, Bungee jumping, boats & wave runners for rent...2 huge malls, lots of factory outlets for shopping.
Huntington Beach State Park has an old abondon castle you can roam around in ($3 fee for park entry)
BrookGreen Gardens (between Pawley's Island and Murrells Inlet) has beautiful gardens and unique (huge) statues to ck out.
Lots of great places to eat too.
They also have a live band & dancing on the pier at Garden City.
It's a great place, you won't be bored!!!
Charleston...does not have any "beach front" hotels. There are hotels on the river & over looking the harbor, but no beaches.
Isle of Palms & Sullivan's Island have beaches as they are both islands. They do have houses for rent and there are reasonably priced "condos" that they rent out. Isle of Palms has a "resort"..ie it's like a hotel, but each unit has a bedroom, kitchen, living room area & a bathroom. Each has a pull out couch & a set of bunk beds as well. They are very nice and beach front. Look up Island Realty for a reservation. Nice uncrowded beach, pool and a few nice restaurants within walking distance. The Windjammer has live music & is just a few doors down. (Far enough not to bother the guest staying nearby. Also close to grocery stores & a shopping complex. (Those are on the mainland just over the bridge..about 3 miles from the beach). The islands are located near Mt. Pleasent (just on the other side of the bridge from Charleston). You'll find plenty to do. From Patriot's Point (retired aircraft carrier), Fort Moultrie & Fort Sumter, Boone Hall Plantation (they filmed many movies here) to the old slave market to walking ghost tours. The Battery & Rainbow Row are beautiful. There is also an Aquarium & an Imax theater.
Edisto Island which is just out of Charleston does not have hotels , but has a complex similiar to the one at Isle of Palms. Beautiful beach, quiet, nice restaurants, 2 bars with live music on the weekends (kid friendly) golf course. There is also a State Park there that rents cabins, but book early. There is an interactive nature center (no admission) & a serpentarium (small fee but worth it).
Anyway, I hope you enjoy your vacation no matter where you stay. Hope this helped.
Myrtle Beach is a great place to vacation!!
Great time to visit, the weather is usually nice. Cool mornings & nights (light jackets or long sleeves). Sunny and warm (bathing suit temps) during the day.
Hotel prices range from nice/cheap to glamorous/expensive. There are houses for rentals, rv parks, state parks for camping and the prices for these are reasonable.
As far as attractions go...
Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede (dinner & show) $30
Alligator Adventure (Barefoot Landing) is great!! ($10/$15)
Ripley's Aquiriam ..well worth it ($15)
Alabama Theater (Barefoot Landing) $ depends on who's there
House of Blues (Barefoot Landing) $depends on who's showcasing
Ripley's Believe It or Not! (Ocean Blvd.) $ change depending on the season
The Bowery (Ocean Blvd) usually no cover
Great music/bar..starting point of country legends Alabama
There is an amusement park (small one) on Ocean Blvd. that's ok...the larger one (the Pavilion) they tore down last summer
Putt Putt golf..everywhere..prices vary, but most are 1 price and play all day
Water Amusement parks in Garden City, North Myrtle & King's Hwy. (moderately priced)
Legends (Impersonations) dinner show (Garden City) is cool.
Nascar Cafe, (You can race go-carts there too!!,Planet Hollywood, Hard Rock Cafe..(they just opened a Hard Rock Theme Park in June..it's similar to Six Flags)....near the Aquriaum
Myrles Inlet is crammed full of great restaraunts...
Casino Boats, Airplane/helicopter rides, Bungee jumping, boats & wave runners for rent...2 huge malls, lots of factory outlets for shopping.
Huntington Beach State Park has an old abondon castle you can roam around in ($3 fee for park entry)
BrookGreen Gardens (between Pawley's Island and Murrells Inlet) has beautiful gardens and unique (huge) statues to ck out.
Lots of great places to eat too.
They also have a live band & dancing on the pier at Garden City.
It's a great place, you won't be bored!!!
Charleston...does not have any "beach front" hotels. There are hotels on the river & over looking the harbor, but no beaches.
Isle of Palms & Sullivan's Island have beaches as they are both islands. They do have houses for rent and there are reasonably priced "condos" that they rent out. Isle of Palms has a "resort"..ie it's like a hotel, but each unit has a bedroom, kitchen, living room area & a bathroom. Each has a pull out couch & a set of bunk beds as well. They are very nice and beach front. Look up Island Realty for a reservation. Nice uncrowded beach, pool and a few nice restaurants within walking distance. The Windjammer has live music & is just a few doors down. (Far enough not to bother the guest staying nearby. Also close to grocery stores & a shopping complex. (Those are on the mainland just over the bridge..about 3 miles from the beach). The islands are located near Mt. Pleasent (just on the other side of the bridge from Charleston). You'll find plenty to do. From Patriot's Point (retired aircraft carrier), Fort Moultrie & Fort Sumter, Boone Hall Plantation (they filmed many movies here) to the old slave market to walking ghost tours. The Battery & Rainbow Row are beautiful. There is also an Aquarium & an Imax theater.
Edisto Island which is just out of Charleston does not have hotels , but has a complex similiar to the one at Isle of Palms. Beautiful beach, quiet, nice restaurants, 2 bars with live music on the weekends (kid friendly) golf course. There is also a State Park there that rents cabins, but book early. There is an interactive nature center (no admission) & a serpentarium (small fee but worth it).
Anyway, I hope you enjoy your vacation no matter where you stay. Hope this helped.
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