I see Pam doesn't get out much. Seneca is a small city, but there is definitely a lot to do here. There are several very nice restaurants both in Seneca and in neighboring towns like Clemson, Central, and yes, even Westminster. In Pam's 5 years here, she has obviously never ventured out far enough to find Pixie and Bill's restaurant in Clemson, Red Minnow in Central, or Solé Grill in Seneca.
Seneca is situated on the banks of Lake Keowee, and at the base of the blue ridge foothills. There are tremendous outdoor activities, like boating, hiking, bicycling, and many others. Seneca has a large city-sponsored recreation complex, and there are sports teams, frequent running events, Jazz on the Alley every summer, and so much else to do.
The only reason I can think of that Pam has not enjoyed living in Seneca is that she's afraid of southerners, who by the way are perfectly friendly, even to New Yorkers like me. It's also clear that Pam has not figured out how to take the homestead tax exemption yet.
Bottom Line: Seneca is a friendly and vibrant little city in the perfect location for people who love the outdoors, good food, and affordable living.
Eric |
Seneca, SC |
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