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Our horse's name was Ashepoo
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Playing tourists on the horse-drawn carriage ride
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Lovely Charleston house
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Typical Charleston mansion, with patios open to the breezy side
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We toured this mansion
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View from the second floor porch, out toward Fort Sumter.
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Not all the columns were marble
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The "joggling board" was what genteel southern ladies called exercise
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If you're looking for some Charleston property, this was available.
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Charleston fixer-upper
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This old house had a very slanted porch.
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Slave quarters or carriage house?
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A lovely south Charleston garden
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The view of the garden through the gate.
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Charleston garden - this one was pretty rigidly designed.
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The Charleston Club or some such pretentious place
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Genteel decay on a Charleston church
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Charleston graveyard gate
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Charleston graveyard
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We happened upon a "pond tour" and went in this garden.
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The fish and the pink patio furniture were just over the top.
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The pond, house and fish were all gorgeous.
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Gorgeous gold
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A smaller pond in the same garden.
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The coolest little figure, also in the pond garden.
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Beer tasting at the South End brewpub
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Funky display in a Charleston storefront
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Ahoy maties!
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We rode the water taxi over and toured the Yorktown
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A farmers market that felt very californian
