Shadybrook Acres: A Wonderful Vacation...Part 3

Friday, June 13, 2008

A Wonderful Vacation...Part 3

One day we came in and visited the Audubon Swamp Garden even though it was a sweltering 100 degree day.

On our last day we checked out of the resort and headed back to Charleston. We took a tour across the Charleston Harbor and out to Fort Sumter.

Here is a picture of what remains of the fort. It was not nearly as impressive as the pictures of it back during the Civil War. It was still interesting to see the place but I didn't take a lot of great pictures, because once again it was a hot, hot day.

2 comments:

zach caddy said...: hi mamalion! it's been a while!
whose idea was it to vaca while half the fam was gone?; 5:27 PM
Lisa said...: Hey, guy.

Actually, it was only 1/4 of the family gone. :) The vacation was planned without realizing it was the WV dates. But it was our only choice anyway if we wanted to go to the beach. Bummer, I know.; 8:39 PM

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I've been married to my husband since January of 1987. In November of that year our first daughter arrived. Twenty-one years and seven children later, we are living a full life in rural Tennessee. Our children are ages 22, 21, 19, 17, 15, 13 and 9. We've homeschooled from the start ~ back when two little girls sat at their desks filling out preschool workbooks. Boy, have we learned a lot! Now we don't own any desks at all but instead we prefer to gather at the large kitchen table or in the living room with cozy blankets and hot tea to read many wonderful books. I really do love my life!