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At the beginning of the red-blue state divide

A travel blog entry by stevek28

... to the Battery area. So much renovation of amazing stately homes. Saw bumper sticker, Gut Fish, not Houses.
From Bay St. we could see Fort Sumter way in the distance. We passed on the shuttle boat to take us out there, but we visited the Museum. So much history.
Tomorrow we plan to make the 15 minute drive to Folly Beach, hoping to capture a Pat Conroy feeling.
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Sun (at last), plantations and old syle colonial

A travel blog entry by redheadpeter

... imitation of the former house that was burnt down by the Yankees in the Civil War. It's all Scarlett O'Hara stuff around here! But the grounds are stunning, huge oaks and cypresses and lots of other trees all festooned with Spanish Moss (not Spanish, not a Moss, but an epiphyte - gets its sustenance from the air - whose closest relative is the pineapple.)
The other really interesting things are the alligators that live in the decorative ponds and the former ...

Road trip!

A travel blog entry by patandterry

Spent the last 2 days in Charleston! What an amazing city!! We spent most of our time in the French Quarter - took a horse and carriage ride through town, toured the Calhoun Mansion (unbelievable), walked all over town, saw the sun set at the ocean, had great ribs at Sticky Fingers and lots of good seafood! Ended our night at The Gin Joint - really interesting and fun place - got the headache this morning to prove ...

The Early Bird Special

A travel blog entry by jilnmike

... Meeting Street. Every house on Meeting Street is historical, some more than others. Some have historical markers, some have historical signs. All are beautiful. As we walk along admiring the homes a carriage drawn by a team of mules passes by.

We come to the Four Corners of Law located at Broad and Meeting Streets. It is so named because on one corner is the Charleston City , another is the Charleston County Courthouse, on another is the U.S. ...

Charleston South Carolina - Well we got here !!!

A travel blog entry by windwalkergv

... was running at break neck speed in the opposite direction to the
wind. So all of us were dancing all over the river. The 3 boats near us were all on deck watching each other as we came so close to each at times all swinging in different directions. Luckily we all had our scopes right and none of us collided so we all settled in and are reasonably comfortable about holding now.

As for the intra-coastal passage ...