Category: travel
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Over winter break, I discovered how to make a video with the photos I have taken. Instead of a collage, I have a YouTube video of the Sunday morning of my trip.
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Tuesday was going to be a beach day. We decided to relax which the boys absolutely loved because at their age being tourists all of the time is lame and boring.
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Today’s the last post about Monday of our trip. After dinner on that Monday evening, we went back to the same place we saw the sunset on Sunday. It was another gorgeous sunset. Afterwards, we headed back down to downtown Folly for some shaved ice. Yummy! While we were in downtown Folly, I checked my…
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After we got back from downtown Charleston, we played on the beach. The boys were super excited because they had been looking forward to it ALL day long. Since I only have a few photos, I’m going to do a slideshow for this week’s blog post. Next week, I’ll sharing Monday’s sunset. Then the first…
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As I looked over the prompts for today, I have posted on one of the prompts previously.
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After we were finished with the Aquarium, we decided to visit downtown Charleston. We found out that in certain areas you can park for free. Okay, you have only an hour to be parked there. But not paying anything to park is great.
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After going to the Middle Falls, we went to the Vistor’s Center. I finally found Hubby’s souvenir from my trip. I found a magnetic that is a piece of wood from one of the trees in the park with the words Letchworth State Park etched into the magnetic. So cool!
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Join me for the last blog post about the South Carolina Aquarium. There are also photos from Liberty Square where the South Carolina Aquarium is located.
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Have you ever been to a place that reminds you of a hymn that you have sung your whole life? A hymn that was your grandpa’s favorite hymn. I have spoken about this hymn and how Letchworth State Park reminds me of this song. Today is the 14th anniversary of him leaving his physical body…
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After we finished being in awe of the Great Ocean Tank, we walked to the next exhibit, Coast. One of my favorite fish to photograph is the lion fish. It is so cool to look at, however; it is not nice in the wild.
