BAD TRAVELS

Charleston, SC

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The historic district here is beautiful. Lots of gorgeous houses and intricate wraught iron gates and railings. Hard to stop taking pictures, so much to see! Highly recommend visiting here if you’re ever in the area. Check out the BLOG!

Crossing the Cooper River on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge to get into the historic district.

Parked along the old battery, lots of civil war history here.

Hanging out on the cannon balls.

Beautiful old oak trees in the park.

Beautiful porches every where

Detailed iron gates leading to old bricked courtyard.

Unique looking circular church. Originally founded in 1681 almost detroyed and rebuilt a few times since then, current structure built in 1891

Graveyard with of course, another church in the background.

Little parks everywhere.

Check out all the wraught iron railings!!!

Lots of nice cars around like this Mercedes….notice what’s on top of it? First time I’ve seen an owl used to protect a car from birds.

Thought these trees were kinda cool, wonder what they look like in the warm weather.

Gorgeous place!

Brick house with matching brick courtyard.

Mansion row by the waterfront

Looked like this pink mansion was getting a face lift.

The boardwalk along the river and mansion row.

Wouldn’t you love to check out the inside?

Cobblestone street down to the water.

View of the Arthur Revenel Jr. Bridge.

Love the pineapple fountain!

Another unique fountain.

The pink church

It’s adjoining graveyard.

This is the theatre.

This is the old slave mart. We toured it last time we were here, disturbing to see how they were treated and auctioned off. This time we just viewed it from the street.

One of the few flower boxes, pretty! In the warm weather the gardens etc here must be gorgeous!

Nice old car...

In front of a nice old house!

These unique palm trees caught my eye….odd to see them planted right up against the house….guess they don’t worry about the roots?

Like I said, I love the gates here!

Another bricked street

Nice to see this lonely Canadian flag amongst all the American ones.

Back home across the bridge.

A cool looking engineering accomplishment.

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