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Glimpses of Charleston

A local's eye view

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The Photos. The Glimpses can be yours as glossy or matte prints, as greeting or post cards, on canvas and metal… you can even send them in an ecard. 

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This beautiful garden belongs to the 19850 house at 39 Legare Street. I wonder if Legare the Lowcountry Lizard lives there.

Flowers/Gardens

This beautiful house (c. 1806) on Meeting Street hosted the Marquis de Layfette in 1824.  After fighting in both the American and French Revolutions. he had become known as the Hero of Two Worlds.

Houses/Buildings/Gates

Longitude Lane is a colonial era thoroughfare that runs between East Bay and Church Street. Beautiful.

Street/Park Scenes

The sun going down behind the James Island Connector along the Ashley River. Coming from JI, the Connector feeds into Calhoun Street. When it was first conceived, it was supposed to feed right into the heart of the historic district on the significant colonial era Broad Street. Citizen outrage caused it to be moved to the more appropriate current location.

Sunrise/Sunset

A bird's-eye view across the Charleston peninsula to the Cooper River Bridge (aka the Ravenel Bridge). The third longest cable-stayed bridge in the western hemisphere, the bridge is a pleasure to drive, walk, bike or run across.

The Bridge

Another beautiful Charleston sunset, as seen along the Ashley River. If you continue downstream, the Ashley runs into the Cooper River. And according to Charleston lore they then join to form the mighty Atlantic Ocean  :)

Water

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