for those
who love
architectural feasts
(and for those who prefer things a bit more literal:
the shrimp and grits, nick's barbecue,
she-crab soup, red-chicken stew,
collard greens and charleston baked beans
were all pretty life-changing, too)
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I agree, and you have illustrated this delightful feast wonderfully!
I love both the literal and architectural/esoteric! Lovely shots.
Love the wall colour in that last shot.
Wow, a feast for the eyes and the palate too!
Romantic balcony and so beautiful details in these pictures.The architecture is adorable.
I'm delighted by the composition with the street lamp, I like a lot this kind of picture.Thanks for sharing,
Léia
Does Charleston have a bit of French influence in it's architecture Brattcat, if so I can totally see the relationship to cuisine!
She-crab???
This is exquisite.
I am taking notes as fast as I can!!
Beautiful! Great light, colours and subject!
Aaahhh, Charleston baked beans... Superb architecture as well, love the first photo!
All is delightful there, architecture and food, it seems..With a real feeling of southern life.
You found some beautiful spots - very New Orleans-y.
Beautiful moments, the harmony of Art and flavors!
Beautiful details in the buildings.
Wow.
What a wonderful set of photos! Love them all.
Delightful glimpse. I will but Charleston on my "must see" list.
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