Many Charleston houses have beautiful porches or piazzas guarded by pickets or spindles… and in this case two concrete dogs. They not only guard the house, but this one in on Murray Boulevard, they have a wonderful view on the Ashley River.
On Guard
High Tide Along The Ashley
A very high tide along the Ashley River in Charleston. Some cool puffy clouds too.
A Charleston Scene
Running into horse drawn carriages on a daily basis is one of the hazards of living in the top tourist destination in the USA (according to the readers of Conde Nast Traveler).
Sweetgrass and Flowers
Sweetgrass is most famously used to create beautiful baskets in the Lowcountry, but combined with flowers it makes some pretty nice decorative pieces as well. These can be found on Meeting Street hanging on the fence outside of the Federal Court building.
Oleander on the Battery
All along the Battery in Charleston, oleanders are in bloom. More beauty on top of beauty.
Charleston Silhouettes
As the sun drops in Charleston, wonderful silhouettes are created. St. Philip’s Church and the surrounding buildings strike a beautiful pose.
Magnificent Magnolia
Throughout Charleston the Magnolia trees are in spectacular bloom.
Church Street Dining
A restored Charleston single house (and more), is home to an Italian restaurant on Church Street.
Iron Shadows and Blue Stone
The amazing Charleston ironwork casts amazing shadows. Project them on a blue stone sidewalk and it’s a quintessential Charleston image. These shadows are cast from the fence along the courthouse complex on Meeting Street.
Charleston Garden
This is actually a bit of a side yard along the Murray Boulevard at the Low Battery.
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