Brooke and Doug out for a historical drive?

fire haze and fog

Aspen

red maple

more fall color

shamrock spider

oxidation and target practice

Morning walk

gold

Alleluia, Alleluia,Alle-lu-u-u-u-ia

cookies for class

too busy eating to fly away

haybale art

heading for the trees

pumpkin roll season

moonrise

river birch bark

Fort Sumter

shrimp, grits, and green fried tomatoes

Tom , Gail  doing the rooftop bar scene

We said "neigh"

Charleston homes

iconic bird of the South- the mockingbird, and we heard quite a few!

a pirate's parrot

We indulged in some Halloweeb candy- truffles

Kielbasa and butter bean deliciousness!

Charlestonians know how to have fun on Halloween

300 yr old oak on a plantation

fingerprints left by slave children when making bricks

egret

Happy Halloween