South Carolina trip should be typed in BRIGHT RED - that's how hot it was there. Every single day the heat index took the temperature over 100, usually around 110 or 115. Crazy hot! With the cost of airfare - I decided we needed to see a bunch of South Carolina before we saw Michael graduate! It was fun but I don't recommend August to future vacationers.
| We started the trip at Patriot's Point |
| We took a Ferry out to Ft Sumter where the first shots of the Civil war were fired. This is a beautiful huge bridge that we used 2 to 3 times every day when we were in Charleston |
| USS Yorktown |
| D on the Ferry |
| Ft. Sumter |
| T loved all things civil war era based in the museum including this original flag |
| Next we went to the Aquarium which is located on the wharf in Charleston. T is trying to be a fish (I think) |
| Edisto Island Beach is one of the best shell collecting beaches of the Atlantic |
| From Myrtle Beach we took a jeep safari trip to see natural wildlife, slave houses and plantations. The water behind the two very tired and hot boys is where alligators live. |
| American Alligator's eyes popping up out of the water |
| Part of the safari trip took us to a "haunted graveyard" You'll have to ask T the story of circling Alice's grave and offering a ring to her to get your wish to come true |
| D displays lego candy we found up in North Myrtle Beach |
| We also found a crazy toy store. D got the Blue ball you see here & T got a surprise bubble gum bonker! |
| Thank Heaven for the Myrtle Beach KOA splashpad & pool |
| More Beach, not sure if this one is Myrtle, Folley or Edisto |
| One of Myrtle Beach's numberless Mini- golf courses - this one is Hooks |
| Petting zoo at the Charleston Carriage Ride Barn |
| Original gun powder magazine |
| On one of the last night's before we went to Columbia to see Michael, we stayed on a plantation. It was beautiful! |
| Slave Chapel on the plantation |

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