DocAndersen
Charleston South Carolina is a wonderful mix of old and new. One of the original ports in the English Colonies that later became the US.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDwlc_bOnxg
the city is famous for its beautiful bridge!
i am loving the driving videos so here is another one!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUx2uK9wGb4
Charleston South Carolina was an interesting family trip a few years ago. We had driven down to Florida and went back up the east coast to Charleston. One of the twins was sick so there were frequent stops. We spent time on the beach and went through the US Navy museum in the harbor.
It is a city filled with beautiful old houses!
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The first shots fired in the US Civil War happened in Charleston Harbor?
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i am enjoying the just for fun series so far!
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Q: THE FIRST SHOTS FIRED IN THE US CIVIL WAR HAPPENED IN CHARLESTON HARBOR?
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Q: I AM ENJOYING THE JUST FOR FUN SERIES SO FAR!
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Ah, do declare they are the most wonderful photos and Charleston looks like a lovely southern belle.
love the southern accent – hard to do in a written comment – well done!!!
These are magical shots especially of the sunset. The tree is fantastic too. Florida must be beautiful.
this one is actually up the coast from Florida – South Carolina, an amazing place!
Some areas in your country are beautiful. I’m sorry I won’t see them live.
they really are amazing!
The first shots of the Civil War were fired at a Federal ship entering Charleston Harbor. I love that city and hope to visit the gorgeous trees one day.
it is a Carol city, flowers, friendly people, you would have a blast!
That tree in thw photo is gorgeous! It looks like a beautiful city!
those trees are famous! They were featured in the movie “midnight in the garden of good and evil”
The craziest part about the Civil War is that the South had the better resources, but they still lost.
well the south has some things better, they had economic weakness in many areas.
That building does look like a typical monument of the colonial period.
it really is, i love the old builds in Charleston!