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Flipper Finders Boat and Sea Kayak Tour Co. is a full-service adventure outfitter for guided inshore charters near Charleston, South Carolina. You’ll find us at the edge of the beautiful Folly River- a short walk from Folly Beach. Most tours encounter a variety of wildlife including bottlenose dolphin, shore birds, sharks, turtles, crabs, and starfish. Let one of our knowledgeable guides show you and your group this amazing ecosystem. We are the only boat and kayak tour shop conveniently located near downtown Center Street on Folly Beach. We offer guided boat and sea kayak tours for groups of all ages and skill levels.

At Burch Excavations, we’re more than just an excavation company—we’re a partner in turning your vision into reality. Based in South Carolina, we bring years of expertise, cutting-edge equipment, and a commitment to excellence to every project. Whether it’s land clearing, grading, or complete site preparation, we’re dedicated to ensuring every project starts with a strong foundation.

Located in the heart of Summerville, SBS Automotive Maintenance & Repair is dedicated to providing a higher standard of auto repair and maintenance services. With over 25 years of experience and ASE Automotive Service Excellence certification, our skilled technicians specialize in keeping your vehicle in safe and reliable operating condition. From general auto repair, oil changes, and brake services to vehicle tune-ups and AC repairs, we handle all your automotive needs with precision and care. Proudly serving Summerville, Ladson, and Moncks Corner, we use high-quality parts and offer exceptional customer service to ensure your vehicle’s safety and performance. Call us today or stop by!

Slot car racing (also called slotcar racing or slot racing) is the competitive hobby of racing with powered miniature autos (or other vehicles) which are guided by grooves or slots in the track on which they run. Slot cars are usually models of actual automobiles, though some have bodies purpose-designed for miniature racing. Most enthusiasts use commercially available slot cars (often modified for better performance), others motorize static models, and some "scratch-build," creating their own mechanisms and bodies from basic parts and materials. Slot car racing ranges from casual get-togethers at home tracks, using whatever cars the host makes available, to very serious competitions in which contestants painstakingly build or modify their own cars for maximum performance and compete in a series of races culminating in a national championship. Some hobbyists, much as in model railroading, build elaborate tracks, sculpted to have the appearance of a real-life racecourse, including miniature buildings, trees and people, while the more purely competitive racers often prefer a track unobstructed by scenery. Slot car racing was a popular fad in the 1960s, with sales reaching $500 million annually, including 3,000 public courses in the United States alone. The fad sputtered out by the start of the 1970s as amateurs felt squeezed out at races and stayed home[1] in additions to competitions against the radio-controlled car market.[2]