Magnificent field of sunflowers in Pickens County, SC
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Fabulous rural scene on North Glassy Mountain Road in Pickens County, SC (USA)
Pickens County Map, Georgia shows county boundaries, major highways, and many other details of Pickens County, Georgia.
1868, Pickens County, South Carolina, United States, Seat: Pickens, Area: 1,326 Km² #Pickens #SouthCarolina (L25562)
1912 Gilmer County-Pickens County Georgia Map. This portion of map shows the location of the communities of Yukon, Dyke, Cartecay, Snider, Roy, Lick Log and Burnt Mountain.
Ready to join me for a day trip to Pickens, South Carolina? I’ll show you fun places you can visit to shop and eat. You won’t want to miss out all that this town has to offer. Hi! If you are new here, I’m Sharlie! Sharlie from little ole bitty Donalds, SC. I’m married to my high school sweetheart, Benjamin, and we have six kiddos. Pressley (13), Jackson (9), Asher (7), Eleanor (5), Margaret (1), and Miller (3 months)…at the time of writing this. You can find us over at The Front Porch Farmhouse sharing our home and lives. I also love visiting small towns, exploring, and then sharing all the goodies we are all missing out on! Recently, my oldest daughter has been tagging along on these day trips and it’s been really fun! Miller, the baby, comes along too. So, with that being said, I encourage you to grab a friend or relative and go out exploring too! Our day visits occur on Fridays. I then write the blog up and share on Sundays. This past Friday we were in Pickens, SC! It’s probably been a year or so since I’ve visited Pickens and it’s an hour and fifteen minute drive away from us. The Pickens downtown is your standard downtown, a main street, with shops on either sides. This main street was busy, which is a good thing! It does make it a little intimidating with moving around, but there are lots of red lights, to help you cross streets. One thing that is absolutely beautiful about this downtown are the mountains in the background. If you live anywhere in the Upstate, you’ve heard someone make mention of Finder’s Keepers. It’s a very well-known store, filled to the brim, with friendly owners that encourage you to make a deal with them. I came so.close to buying a pair of Adirondack chairs for our porch. I didn’t because I wasn’t sure if I could fit them in the car. Regret. If you see something you like at Finder’s Keepers, you have to grab it quick. The good stuff gets snatched up quick! The quick-moving inventory also means there’s always new stuff to check out when you stop by! Finders Keepers is sorta off on its own (but still on the main downtown strip) so we decided to jump back in the car and park in front of Full Circle Vintage Modern Market. This store was a real treat and Pressley’s favorite. They refinish furniture and it was all gorgeous! They also have some really cool pieces with techniques I’ve never seen before. Some of the pieces had vintage-style posters on them. I’m not even going to try and figure out how they do that, but it was really unique! It was at Full Circle that I discovered RMK Collection’s booth of jewelry. Oh my! I fell in love and had to buy that cute cameo necklace. We crossed over to the other side of the street and stopped in Blue Cotton. It was stocked with women’s clothing, purses, and jewelry and other goodies. Pressley bought a pair of earrings here. We were hungry and decided to try out Street Tacos for lunch. Pressley ordered a chicken and cheese quesadilla with beans and rice. I ordered a shrimp taco. The shrimp was wonderfully seasoned. Pressley said it was one of the best quesadillas she’s had. The staff was friendly and service was quick. I intentionally didn’t eat a lot because I knew I wanted to stop by You Drive Me Glazy donut shop. Wow, what a fabulous little jewel this place is! When I asked Pressley what she thought was special about Pickens, she answered the donut shop! We were greeted by a very friendly gentlenman that explained they made the two-bite donuts as you order and explained how you get to make your own donut creations. So much fun! Pressley’s favorite was the Chocolate glaze, Oreo topping, and peanut butter glaze. The other two were sorta tied for favorite for me. Vanilla glaze, rainbow sprinkles, caramel topping and the other combo was lemon glaze, toasted coconut, and raspberry glaze. They also offer ice cream and other creations! We crossed the road and ventured over to explore a spot that had a sign for antiques and a bakery towards the back of the downtown. The bakery appeared to be closed and we couldn’t find anything that looked like an antique store that was open so we decided to head over to Coyote Coffee to grab a drink before we left downtown Pickens. I got a caramel coyote frappe and Pressley got a strawberry/banana smoothie. They were delicious! We decided to make one last stop before leaving Pickens. The Market at the Mill had been mentioned several times by my IG friends. It’s about a four or five minute drive from downtown and is essentially a giant flea market. But a classy one. The inside had lots of booths and some were even built up with walls and everything. Unfortunately, it was later on in the day so a lot of the booths were closed, but this place is HUGE and I can imagine it’s a lot of fun to shop when you stop by early in the day. And with that stop complete, we made our way home, one of us on a sugar high from donuts and smoothies and the other feeling a bit sick from the amount of sugar she’d ingested. I’ll let you guess who was who. Let’s do a bit of a photo dump to share other views of Pickens, shall we? Alright, friends, make sure to share this post on your personal pages so that we can love on these small towns and businesses! Pickens business owners, you need to share and get some free exposure! Let’s make Pickens, SC a place people know to visit! Want to check out other small towns in Upstate South Carolina? Visit my Abbeville, Laurens, Simpsonville/Foutnain Inn, Easley, and Pendleton blog posts! Until next time, friends! Love y’all!!
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With a $5.3 million investment, an expanding Sulzer manufacturing facility will create 25 new jobs in Pickens, County South Carolina.
Has there ever been a place or a store nearby that you just kept meaning to visit, but then things always happened or you kept forgetting or whatever? That's the way I was for years with the Pickens, South Carolina, Flea Market. First of all, the thing is held on Wednesday, and second of…
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Beautiful views from rock outcroppings with an easy hike. Standing at the end of Pickens Nose for a unique picture opportunity. The iconic rock structure at Pic
