I've been a Mary Alice Monroe fan from the beginning, and love all her books. I have "Summer Girls" on my stack of books to read and just found out there is a sequel to it called "Summer Wind". I met Miss Monroe at one of her book signings at Litchfield Books, and she is one of the sweetest people you'll ever meet!
On the way we passed this nursery:
Love those colorful frames they have hanging up!
(below) another little town out that way. Seems like there arent that many little towns left with these old fashioned water towers.
(below) a little history of the village
(above)....a lovely old historic home
This is a sign over by the Bull's Island Ferry:
A neat gate out that way
A lovely historic church. I believe this is carpenter Gothic style, isn't it???
This village has some amazing old live oaks. Gnarly, twisted, leaning, stretching, creaking old trees. I love them. Especially with Spanish moss dancing from them.
We had a spring picnic at the little marina amongst the boats
It was a slushy, muddy, spring day. Look at this swampy scene!
Another lovely old church
Some 'older' homes:
..........and a newer one!!! Love those double decker porches! And I bet that tin roof sounds AMAZING WHEN IT RAINS.
another older Lowcountry cottage:
A very tall tower!
another lovely old home. Wouldn't you love to know it's stories??? I would....
On the way out of town we passed this little shop. It used to be the neatest little souvineer and gift shop. It looked like it had closed.
it poured the rain on us driving back to Charleston!
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