Renaissance Charleston Hotel Historic District
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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
... by 40 minutes or so and lo we landed in Sunny Charleston.
Actually in the morning Charleston turned out to be sunny, and cold...but warmed up pretty quickly. We drove into town, parked at the visitor centre (pretty well set up for visitors this place) and then proceeded to walk through the town up and down back and forth admiring the antebellum architecture and the genteel feel of the place (though arguably a bit over-precious in the oldest best-preserved ...
Charleston
... awful conditions. We even saw some of the slave houses which was a little upsetting, the décor was awful. (only joking!!!) It was actually quite moving.
The train then went through a swamp area. The guide told us that we would probably see a few aligators, but not to worry, as they almost never come near the train!!! Btw...the train had open sides that I would imagine a gator could easily mount if it felt the urge. I suddenly wished I had sat on the ...
In preparation
... to discuss logistics, customs, lifestyles, packing, school, and cuisine, students are ready for life abroad.
Most importantly, we hope that this trip offers the best of all journeys: a journey into ourselves.
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Walking Tour of Charleston
... Ike has been here before so there are sights he would like to show me.
Waking up to another beautiful sunny morning we head out for a walking tour of the historic district along the waterfront. Our first stop is the Old Charleston Market, which used to be a produce, meat and seafood market but now is primarily crafts. The building is in the base of the "Daughters of ...
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