Monday, March 14, 2011

A Week In Charleston S.C. #1

FROM LANCASTER,OHIO TO CHARLESTON S.C.

Just back from Charleston S.C. and had a great time. Stopped in Seagrove N.C. on the way down and visited several pottery shops. We actually stayed in Mount Pleasant S.C. while we checked out Boone Hall Plantation, Middleton Place, Historic Charleston,Fort Sumter,Fort Moultrie,and the Yorktown Aircraft Carrier. As you may know I’m always interested in food so let’s start with:

framedshripgrits CLICK on the photo to find out “what good food & good living is like in the Low Country.” Above; is my photo but their INSTRUCKSHUNS. A different world; The Gullah Geechee food and culture.

DSC_0593 Click on photo for YouTube presentation of Gullah culture…For THATS MY WORLD & WATERY WEDNESDAY a few photos from Breach Inlet (separates Sullivan’s Island from Isle Of Palm)

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9 comments:

  1. Unknown5:00 PM

    Fun post! My family & I love Charleston & spend a couple weeks each summer up the coast an hour away at Pawley's Island. Charleston has so many cool places to visit and photograph... it's a blast for everyone! I'm glad to discover your blog through My World Tuesday! Cheers!

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  2. Unknown5:57 PM

    Sounds like a wonderful time. I love your last photo. It's a great capture. Looks like you were on a bridge?

    Cheers!
    Julie
    Julie Magers Soulen Photography

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  3. Joyful6:31 PM

    Fantastic scenery.

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  4. Sylvia K7:52 PM

    What a wonderful looking place! And your photos are terrific as always, Joe! Love the water and the gulls! Looks like a really fun day! Enjoy your week!

    Sylvia

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  5. Rajesh9:21 PM

    Beautiful shots. The flying birds over water look great.

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  6. Sallie (FullTime-Life)4:32 PM

    Welcome back -- what a wonderful trip (one of our favorite spots, as you know). We loved learning about the Gullah culture.

    We never did make it to Ft Sumpter, so will be interested to see if you post about it. As long as our great-grands (and their parents) are there, we'll be making annual stops in Charleston I'm sure.

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  7. TONY LETTS11:53 AM

    looks like a fun place to be :)

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  8. Anonymous9:26 PM

    Nice pictures at the beach!

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  9. Jennifer1:33 AM

    mmmmmmmm

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