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At the beginning of the red-blue state divide
Well Hing Ta was pretty good but the Manager/waiter was delightful. He told us that he always enjoyed going to Philly's Chinatown better than NYC.
Today after a meager breakfast, we left for Charleston, South Carolina, arriving 4 hrs later.
We are enjoying listening to The Racketeer by John Grisham as we drive.
In town we did a lot of walking, down King St ," South ...
Sun (at last), plantations and old syle colonial
... for a visit, and colour is coming to the gardens with camelias about to bloom and the cnfederate rose - with flowers that start white and turn a light then dark pink as their blooms mature and then fade, as if the blood of dead conferate (southern) soldiers fertilises them. Egrets and the blue Heron hover close and the swamps are nisy at times with ducks, butterflies, birds and activity. Quite a paradise without the insects and heat of summer.
Tomorrow to Savannah!
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Myrtal beach, South Carolina & Wifi camping
Woke up super early and headed off to our 2 hour ferry back to the mainland. We were all so exhousted and full of mozzie bites. we all slept Throught the whole trip and recharged our batteries. Had a 6 hour drive until Myrtal beach which is a tourist beach full of people. Oriel and I ...
Alligators and Turtles
... photos are never anything like the real thing. We saw lots of alligators including a couple of babies but they were hard to capture on camera because they glide under the water as soon as you get focussed. The turtles were even harder! We saw a turtle on a branch and tried to photograph him but he jumped into the water and all Dave got was a picture of a splash. Our guide took us into a more open area and we saw an enormous egret in the distance. They are beautiful big ...
Thanksgiving in Charleston
Thanksgiving has arrived! After an awesome Halloween we were very excited for the All-American tradition. We picked Lisa up at 9.30PM on the Wednesday night, went home and were up and on the road to Charleston at 7AM. No rest on this holiday! We drove stright down South and arrived by lunch. Just in time for the turkey stuffing fun and games... Collier had purchased everything that was needed, including one mama of a turkey. After many recipe readings and ...
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