Charleston

Further north in South Carolina is the charming historic town of Charleston. We did a carriage ride of the bay area and historic town. We thought it sounded more fun than it was. Still it wasn't that bad and I enjoyed it for the most part. After the carriage ride, we walked around the area and down to the waterfront, then on to lunch/supper (it was 3:45). That was about the witching hour. The restaurants stopped serving lunch at that time.

the lottery machine used to determine the tour your carriage ride takes

a bed and breakfast on State St, pretty 

the front door open onto the side porch, if  the door was open you were welcomed

our horse Dee Dee  gives us the evil eye

Sally is sorry to see us go

the red barn housed the Carriage business

the Circular Congregation Church has been worshipping since 1681

Washington Square Park, it also has a statue of George Washington

there are many old above ground cemetery

beautiful flowers still in bloom

this chandelier and the lead windows in the door were spectacular 

ivy covered steps on another mansion

looking down the street

cobblestone streets are not fun to drive or walk on

one of the fountains at the Waterfront Park

Rainbow Row

along the Cooper River, the city of Charleston lives

Waterfront Park is a great placed to spend a sunny afternoon

notice how shiny the glass is. The waiter in the background
Is polishing the glasses and silverware

we left Magnolia's and headed out of Charleston