Thursday, April 26, 2012

The Holy City*

The things that I like about Charleston: the sense of history comfortably mingled with the present day (much like Boston); the architecture (especially the side porches that run the length of the houses-on each story!); the delicious food & great restaurants (try Tristan's - you won't regret it - $5 cocktails!); the friendliness of the people (we met a lovely woman in the Market making/selling sweetgrass baskets that Friday night); and the walkability of the city. I was sad when it was time to say goodbye.

Dock Street Theater St. Philip's Episcopal Church
French Quarter Charleston, SC Legare Street

Confederate Jasmine Cathedral of St. John the Baptist John Rutledge House US Custom House, Charleston, SC

White Point Gardens, the Battery IMG_8166
Tradd Street Circular Congregational Church, Meeting Street




* Charleston is nicknamed "the Holy City" because the skyline (which is otherwise pretty low - no skyscrapers here) is peppered with the steeples of the many churches within its limits.

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