The Country's Biggest Tourist Trap: South of the Border

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7-18-2011 @ 2:22PM

Liz said...

South of the Border is surrounded by farm land which my family has owned for generations. In fact, SOTB bought the land it is on from my family. We stop by about once a year just to check the place out and see how it is doing. I remember when I was little, I thought the Sombrero was the coolest thing I had ever been in. Now, not so much. We only live about 15 minutes away in Mullins, SC but we still always make a point to go the SOTB every year. It's a nice reminder of how much fun it was as a kid!

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