Charleston is beautiful.
Elegant buildings everywhere, some originally dating from the 18th Century and luckily spared from the devastation of the American Civil War.
Others more modern but with a sense of belonging.
Love the wrought iron work which is so in keeping with this Southern heritage.
Elegant buildings everywhere, some originally dating from the 18th Century and luckily spared from the devastation of the American Civil War.
Others more modern but with a sense of belonging.
Love the wrought iron work which is so in keeping with this Southern heritage.
Charleston oozes charm, character and history.
I loved it.
I loved it.
Shame it rained (a lot) when I visited and the humidity was a real shock.
No wonder I had visions of mint juleps - a la Gone with the Wind, until I discovered the main ingredient is bourbon - Yuk!!
But the tiny town gardens made up for my disappointment and were truly delightful.
No wonder I had visions of mint juleps - a la Gone with the Wind, until I discovered the main ingredient is bourbon - Yuk!!
But the tiny town gardens made up for my disappointment and were truly delightful.
And I love snickets, alleys or ginnels depending on your origins.
They just beg to be explored.
How romantic and mysterious do these look?
Take a walk down these back in time to long frocks and good old Southern ways.
So atmospheric.
Or maybe I just got carried away?
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