Life on Kiawah| Just For Fun
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Kiawah Video Now On-Demand
If you are a Comcast digital subscriber, you can now watch the Kiawah video on channel 888 and enjoy the beauty of the Island without leaving home. Until now, the genuine Kiawah Island experience only began to unfold for newcomers as they traveled the Parkway, crossed the bridge, and were welcomed by unparalleled views of marsh, maritime forest, and blue sky unfurling to the horizon. Whether you’re new to the Island or just can’t wait until your next trip, our new video, It’s a Kiawah Life, brings Kiawah to you.
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Colors of the Lowcountry
Autumn at Kiawah is a beautiful time of year.
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Butterflies Abound
Fall is the season for butterflies. Next time you’re enjoying the great outdoors, look around; you’ll probably see some of these colorful creatures.
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Capturing Kiawah on Film
I’ve spent several hundred days a year for the past five years following and documenting the wildlife patterns on the island and I still see something new nearly everyday. I'll periodically share my photography and findings with you.
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New Oceanfront Home
I was walking down the beach yesterday afternoon, and came across a newly constructed oceanfront home.
– Lewis Driskell, KIRE Sales Associate
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Ocean Course Tweaked for 2012 PGA
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Kiawah Island Real Estate Makes Largest Residential Sale in Charleston County History
Kiawah Island Real Estate recently sold an ocean front property for a closing price of $14 million—the highest sales price for a residential real estate transaction in the history of…
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Charleston and Kiawah Named to Travel + Leisure’s Prestigious List
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PGA Championship to be state’s largest sporting event ever
By Allyson Bird
The Post and Courier
Monday, July 26, 2010
