We will travel again soon, but not too soon... Are you planning future trips or waiting for the tide to turn in a positive direction with this crazy pandemic? I too am one of those people who are apprehensive to travel. It is possible to explore the possibilities of future exploration of our wonderful planet.… Continue reading We Will Travel Again…soon
Mansfield Plantation This 1,000 acre old rice plantation sits about 1.8 miles off the main road near the historic downtown of Georgetown, South Carolina. Now, a lovely bed and breakfast, Mansfield Plantation offers luxury comfort in a quiet and beautiful setting. During the first weekend of February, we visited this historic plantation that dates back to… Continue reading Mansfield Plantation – A Must Stay
Earth day is fast approaching and during each trip we see many animals. The little critters we come across can be someone's pet, a poor stray one, or an exotic creature that requires a second or third glance. The first photo is one of my favorites from our trip to Costa Rica. The bulging eyes… Continue reading Animals Across the Globe
During a recent work-related visit to Columbia, I took advantage of visiting Historic Columbia to learn and see more the history of the capital of South Carolina. If history especially pre and post civil war history is something of interest to you, you would not be disappointed with a visit to Historic Columbia This non-profit organization… Continue reading Historic Columbia, SC
SC Botanical Gardens We explored the SC Botanical Gardens in Clemson and loved the many butterflies enjoying the flower in full bloom. These gardens are a must visit and worthy of a day or half-day visit exploring the many gardens, trails, and historic homes taking in the beautiful scenery. Of course, one must mention that… Continue reading Butterflies…Butterflies… Butterflies
Reedy River Falls-Greenville, SC One can't believe that for over 40 years, these beautiful falls were overshadowed by a four lane bridge. It was the vision of the Carolina Foothills Garden Club who saw the potential of the landscape under and around the bridge. It was removed and replaced with a far less obtrusive walking bridge… Continue reading Reedy River Falls-
About 10 minutes outside of Augusta you will find Redcliffe Plantation We have begun our journey on the Antebellum Trail with a stay in Augusta. First, we explored one of several of James Henry Hammond's plantation. At one time, he had over 15,000 acres of land and hundreds of slaves. He was a cotton planter, congressman,… Continue reading Redcliffe Plantation-Worth A Visit
A recent visit to Charleston, South Carolina and a stay in its historical district left us wishing for more culture and history of the south. So, expect another exploration of charming city in the south in April. I have already booked the weekend trip. These are three of my most favorite areas of Charleston to… Continue reading Charleston-Old Southern Charm
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