To celebrate our 36th wedding anniversary, we decided to go to Charleston, South Carolina. There was no real reason other than it was somewhere we hadn't been before. We took the city tour by bus, which included historic homes in downtown as well as a plantation tour. The gardens were beautiful, and there was definitely some southern charm. We had plenty of good seafood and low country cooking. We visited every historic home we could find. Ft. Sumter was a highlight. We also toured the USS Yorktown at Patriot's Point. You could go in virtually every nook of the ship.
The bridge to Patriot's Point
If you need to make cookies for 10,000, here it is. Posted on the window of the kitchen quarters on the USS Yorktown.
Bob ready to shoot down the enemy.
The first shots fired at Fort Sumter that began the Civil War.
The remains of Ft. Sumter.
The Magnolia plantation.
On the piaza at the plantation.
On Battery Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina
The bridge to Patriot's Point
If you need to make cookies for 10,000, here it is. Posted on the window of the kitchen quarters on the USS Yorktown.
Bob ready to shoot down the enemy.
The first shots fired at Fort Sumter that began the Civil War.
The remains of Ft. Sumter.
The Magnolia plantation.
On the piaza at the plantation.
On Battery Avenue in Charleston, South Carolina 