Going Postal History

Pigs, Sheep and Cows..every morning there are more animals, this is a great “hipcamp”!


Sullivans Beach..across the Ravenel Bridge


the Ravenel Bridge or Cooper River Bridge, is a 2.5-mile (13,200-foot) cable-stayed structure connecting downtown Charleston and Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Opened in 2005, it features eight lanes, a pedestrian/bike path, and dramatic 575-foot-high diamond towers. 


I really wanted to walk the 2.5 mile span but  too late, too cold and too scary by myself . 


This is the actual Charleston Post Office doubling as the Museum.  



Shocked to see the mail sorting case that we used in the 80’s in the museum, how rude. 


Well onto the:

  • Nathaniel Russell House (51 Meeting St): A Neoclassical mansion known for its elaborate architecture and a three-story free-flying staircase.

  • There are many houses open for tour, beautiful furnishings and restoration to original look. 



Hey that’s just like the Holiday Inn in San Diego.  


Home before dark.. dinner in and a movie.  Tomorrow our final destination, North Carolina. 👏🏻🙂 you did it! 💕






Comments

  1. I love that you visited the post office in Charleston which was actually a museum and saw that your life's work is now considered museum material. Sheeesh. We have seen a lot of changes in our lifetimes.

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