Charleston, SC - hurricane season

[hanna_house]

We're planning to go down in about 3 weeks to check out Wilmington, Myrtle Beach and Charleston. I'll be sure to report back. All 3 places seem so different with its own perks, so it would be hard to decide without checking it out first hand. On the other hand it's great to have options! I don't think I could go further than Charleston though because I wouldn't want the winter to be any warmer than that. I enjoy a season of cool breezes!

By the way, I don't worry about what happened in New Orleans because the flooding of that city was always a concern due to the fact that they are below sea level. It was basically sitting there like a tub to be filled. That's not the case with the cities we're discussing. Sure, there is always the possibility for hurricane damage, but not really to that extent.

[aleksandra33]

I'm waiting for your response as well, hanna.

And thanks for calming me down on NO area, I haven't even thought of that. You're absolutely right. Have a safe trip!

[Adamesq]

Originally Posted by aleksandra33

. . .I mean, there is not one place that has never had either hurricane, or tornado, or earthquake. Thanks for answer!

Yes, the moon. Oh, you wanted somewhere with an atmosphere?

[aleksandra33]

Well, i was kinda hoping for the Earth.... But I'm sure Moon has tons of stuff going on (besides not having life on it..... and no oxigen)

Hey, speaking of the Moon, I heard that some dude checked, and saw that it doesn't say anywhere that Moon is owned by any man, country, or anybody or anything. Therefore he pronounced it his, and started selling acres as a possible relocation spot. People bought bunch, and he got rich!