Folly, family, frolicking, and photos...
While Chuck golfed, we spent the day at Folly Beach. It was the perfect day to be at the sea. I have never felt such soft, warm ocean waters. The sun was intense but a breeze blew to make it ideal.
We then all joined for an evening scenic stroll through Charleston with an explore of Waterfront Park and views of the Harbor.
We window shopped, through town, popping into a variety of lowcountry establishments. Dinner was a touristic destination, The Buccaneer a restaurant dedicated to the authentic history of piracy along the Carolina coast. The food was surprisingly delectable and the decor fit our need to say, "Arrr!" It was an exceptional day.
A side blog note... I know there have been several spelling errors on almost every blog. For that I'm truly sorry. I catch them, after posting, and it's just too difficult to change. Look at it as a little game of "spot Denise's faux pas".
We then all joined for an evening scenic stroll through Charleston with an explore of Waterfront Park and views of the Harbor.
We window shopped, through town, popping into a variety of lowcountry establishments. Dinner was a touristic destination, The Buccaneer a restaurant dedicated to the authentic history of piracy along the Carolina coast. The food was surprisingly delectable and the decor fit our need to say, "Arrr!" It was an exceptional day.
A side blog note... I know there have been several spelling errors on almost every blog. For that I'm truly sorry. I catch them, after posting, and it's just too difficult to change. Look at it as a little game of "spot Denise's faux pas".
1 comments:
Hi Denise and Steve,
I work for Daniel Dechert and have been following your blog, we have lived here only three years and it is fun to see Charleston through other's eyes. Looking forward to meeting you both next week when you come for a visit here! Enjoy, enjoy and enjoy. You should try Jestine's Kitchen on Meeting St and the Hominy Grill on Rutledge Ave. both downtown and wonderful!
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