Our last day in Charleston

Well, it has been a while since the Charleston posts and I think I put the last one off on purpose.  Just like we all didn’t want it to end I didn’t want to end my blogging about it. 

But now it has been so long I can feel like I am going back.  So, after we winked our hotel goodbye we headed out for some breakfast at Toast.Al and I are peering over, not a ham, but  hand-cut currant bread stuffed with cinnamon apples topped with apple cider syrup and one stuffed with peaches in peach syrup.  Um, you go to Charleston for the food, folks.

We headed out of town to Magnolia Plantation. Before venturing into the gardens we watched an informative video on the Garden’s history.  Very informative, and here we are watching it.  Well, Amy is watching it.

Spanish moss is cool, but….

…not as cool as this…I hope that these pictures convey to those of you who know me that these are my people.

Just build around it.

Watch your step, the Muncie girls are prowling.

Cool old picture.

Cool old tomb.

Some turtles sunning.  Hello South Carolinian turtles.

And then we set up the stop-motion of our lifetime.  I am going to post this before I get it done though, because it is taking me a while to edit.  It will be worth the wait.

After this we left South Carolina and headed northerly to North Carolina.  We dropped Hannah off at the airport and said goodbye until the next Lady's Trip.

So here was our master plan:

And here is a stone paver with the name of the place we went:

Where shall we go next?