I think David and Peg were less than excited about going to see the Angel Oak Tree, a stop which I had requested. However when they saw it, they were as enthralled as I was
Charleston Tea Plantation so we decided to go there. There is a great gift shop that offers free iced and hot tea, and a free tour of the factory. We all enjoyed learning about how tea is made, and seeing the fields of tea.
We headed back towards the city, passing some colorful shops, houses and eateries. We decided to go to the CONFEDERATE MUSEUM, which is upstairs in a very interesting building.
The upstairs was originally a Masonic Hall and underneath is a market that has been going on for over two hundred years.
And then on toOLD EXCHANGE BUILDING AND PROVOST DUNGEON. Provost is an archaic word for prison.
South Carolina ratified the constitution upstairs. Outside of the building is an area where slaves were traded.
We saw a lot of interesting, colorful buildings as we walked between the two museums, including small cemeteries next to churches.
We drove down to a park along the waterfront where Fort Sumter can be seen. The sunset was beautiful from that area.
The plans had beenfor preparing supper at the condo, but it was getting late so we went to a HARDEE'S for a quick supper. We were all surprised at the quality of the food.
Altogether I took 200 pictures and depleted the battery in my camera. It was a great day!!!!
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