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| the lovely promenade along the city's east waterfront |
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| celebrating palm trees--there are many of them in Charleston |
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| a house still decorated for Christmas--note the beautiful architecture |
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| on our walk to the Battery (the southern tip of the city) |
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| the Battery area |
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| loved this frog sculpture--reminded me of Mr. Toad from The Wind in the Willows |
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| Boone Hall--made famous in the film The Notebook |
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| the Avenue of Oaks at Boone Hall--note the Spanish moss hanging from the trees |
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| our charming and relaxing back porch or veranda as it's often called |
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| Houses on Rainbow Row |
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| the ferry that took us out to the island where Fort Sumter is located |
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| the house on Coming Street where we lived (on the second floor) |
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| gorgeous architecture in Charleston |
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| the entrance to the City Market--a pretty cool place |
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| another gorgeous house |
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| one of the houses on Boone Plantation where the slaves lived |
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| at Boone Plantation--learning about the Gullah culture |
