Our travel journey start at Broad river in SC pretty much close to town Gaffney. Michael wanted to share with me his childhood, where he was spending the most time in by himself or with friends. We stopped first at downtown Gaffney buying hot dogs for lunch at the river because close by there is no shops or restaurants.
The Broad River is a principal tributary of the Congaree River, about 150 miles long, in western North Carolina and northern South Carolina in the United States. Broad river dam was very magical and calm place, in some sense I understood why Michael choose to spend time here in his childhood and adulthood. We eat Lunch and jump from stone to stone to have different view from each angel. I felt like hugging the surrounding and Michael in it, when he expose me to one of his escaping corners. A 15-mile segment of the Broad River between Cherokee and York counties was designated a State Scenic River in May 1991. The designation extends from Ninety-Nine Islands Dam to the confluence with the Pacolet River. The Broad Scenic River presents an undeveloped riverfront of Piedmont forests and pasturelands. The riparian forest is home to diverse plant and animal life. Eagles, ospreys, and other birds frequent the river corridor. The area surrounding the river is rich with historical features from Smith's ford to Native American fish traps.
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