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I'm a journalist and writer. Kay is a potter. We live most of the time in Charlotte which has been our home for more than 50 years. We also have ties to Michigan. Kay finds inspiration in Kiawah's natural surroundings and incorporates things like pine cones, Spanish moss and sea shells into her work which is available at Cafe Eugenia at Freshfields. I find Kiawah equally inspiring - although it's difficult to write there because there's too much fun to be had outside.

Kay and I have been beach house owners for more than 30 years. In 2001, we visited friends at Kiawah. Within a week, we had put our North Carolina beach house on the market and had made on offer on 61 Sunlet Bend - a wonderful cottage on the river that was right across the street from our friends. We and our two children and four grandchildren have been enjoying it regularly since then. Surfing, kayaking and dining out in Charleston have become passions.

Most Inlet Cove houses have pretty much the same interior design, number of bedrooms, etc. This cottage has been well-maintained and we've kept it fresh, updating the kitchen, master bath, and front deck and stairs, and adding an underneath deck and back stairs. But what really makes our cottage special is its location - near the pool and the dock but not so near that it's noisy -- and an easy bike ride to the beach, to the convenience store, to the market, coffee house and shops at Freshfields. And because it's near the main gate, it's one of Kiawah's closest neighborhood to Charleston.