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These July #sunsets over the river are amazing 👊🏼 (at Stono River)

#PittStBridge (at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina)

Going on market TODAY ~ 3005 Palm Blvd $2,595,000 #homeforsale (at Isle of Palms, South Carolina)

Get outside on this #SunnySunday (at Pitt Street Bridge)

Love seeing blooms in the winter #Repost @charlestonparks with @repostapp. ・・・ #BLOOMALERT Despite the sub-freezing temperatures we've been having lately, Knock Out roses (Rosa radrazz) are blooming at Allan Park! Is it too early to be looking forward to spring?! (at Charleston, South Carolina)

What season are we currently in? 🌺🌹 (at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina)

Beach dunes love (at Sullivans Island)

I spy the moon 🌚 (at MT. PLEASANT S.C.)

#Repost @historiccharlestonfoundation with @repostapp. ・・・ Have you noticed the new look of an old friend? Atlanta native Jim Weinberg was keen to give the last remaining Cooper River bridge pier an artistic overhaul, and he delivered! Jim wanted the pier to serve as a tribute to the traditional colors of Charleston's historic buildings, so he contacted us for help. We were able to connect him with Keim, who generously donated the ten historic paints from our Colors of Historic Charleston range. The top of the pier says "Charleston" in massive letters only visible from the sky. (at Charleston, South Carolina)

#CharlestonPeninsula (at The Battery)

Beach walks in all seasons (at Folly Beach Pier)

1985 Gray Battery Ct FOR SALE $349,900. Adorable 1-story on a cul-de-sac in the heart of #MtPleasantSC (link in profile) (at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina)

Brunch...it's what's for Sunday. 😋 (at Lost Dog Cafe)

Happy Halloween from the Holy City 🎃 (at South of Broad)

Halloween in Beaufort (at Beaufort, South Carolina)

Great Post @historiccharlestonfoundation 🎃 ・・・ If you don't have a gigantic witch hat on your mansard roof you aren't doing Halloween properly. 🎃🎃🎃 [This was a rather plain 18th century tenement, built by William Ellis c. 1771 (the eastern half of the double tenement is 64 Tradd St.). lt was remodeled in high Victorian taste by Bertram Kramer, a bridge and wharf builder and general contractor, c. 1893.] (at Charleston Historic District)