#194

How about another sunrise along the Wando River?

#193

Mark Clark Expressway, Highway 526 Bridge over the Wando River going into Mt Pleasant.

#193

More of the forgotten Lesene cemetery.

#191

Sometimes it's easy to forget what progress covers up or destroys.  In this case, a cemetery dating back to the very early 1800s was affected.  This is what remains of the Lesesne family cemetery.  The Mark Clark Expressway (Hwy 526) went through these grounds spanning over the Wando River connecting Daniel Island to Mt Pleasant.  The second photo is what you can see of the bridge through the forgotten grounds.

#190

Loving the sunscapes around here!  This is sunrise on Daniel Island on the Wando River.

#189

One of my most favorite locations, the waterfront on the harbor downtown Charleston.  A lovely pastel sunset painted the sky this evening.

#188

Imagine sitting here alongside the river, watching the sunrise.  This park in Beaufort, South Carolina is so beautifully landscaped.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#187

Man I love the look of shrimp boats!  This one sits along the river in historic Beaufort, South Carolina.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#186

This is the last shot of Savannah as we cross back into South Carolina.  What a grand time in a grand city, so close, I imagine we will make quite a few more visits in the future.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#185

The Cotton Exchange building is a grand reminder of the heavy influence that cotton had on the local economy.  

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#184

The view here in Savannah is so magical, I honestly felt like we were in an old city somewhere far across the ocean.  It really didn't seem like home was a short drive away.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#183

Ah, the speak-easy.  Hidden along the back alley of River Street, Savannah, this still popular libation location is where only members or 'key holders' are allowed entry.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)

#182

The back alley of River Street, Savannah Georgia.  It really felt like we were taking a step back in time.  I couldn't help but wonder how many drunk sailors, pirates and 'ladies of the night' stumbled through these very alleys in the early 1800s.

(For the photography enthusiasts, this was shot with a cheap $20 CCTV 35mm f1.7 manual lens on my Fuji mirrorless.  I found I really really enjoyed shooting with this little nugget!)