Glimpses of Charleston

A local's eye view

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This heart-shaped vision can be found in the garden of the John Blake House, built at the very end of the 1700's, on South Battery.

Flowers/Gardens

The West Point Rice Mill (aka the Historic Rice Mill), c. 1861, sits on the banks of the Ashley River (right next to the Marina Variety Store Restaurant, the best breakfast place in Charleston.) The rice (known as Carolina Gold) once made Charleston the richest city in North America. 

Houses/Buildings/Gates

Although you would think it has to do with its directional orientation, Longitude Lane -- which connects East Bay and  Church Streets -- is not named for its compass reading. You can read all about it here.

Street/Park Scenes

The sun just rising above Charleston harbor, with Ft. Sumter in the distance and huge flocks of White Ibis winging their way out to breakfast.

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