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My blog is pretty laid back. I like to share jokes, recipes, books I've read, photos I've taken, day-to-day vignettes, and odd or fascinating items. All with a splash of humor. CURRENT HEADER PHOTO: My sister's famous cherry cookies.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Sunday Bridges - Magnolia Gardens
It was an overcast day when we visited Magnolia Plantation and Gardens in Charleston, South Carolina, but it didn't deter from the beauty of the place. This red bridge really stands out among all the greenery of the area. The heavy Spanish moss hanging from the trees; the lily pads in the water.
For more bridges, visit Louis here.
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oh wow...i love spanish moss...we had it in florida...like the red on the bridge as well...
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL...it makes me want to sit on it with someone I love and watch the time go by....
ReplyDeleteLooks a bit like the garden of the french painter Monet. Thanks for showing and visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot! I love all of the hanging moss!
ReplyDeletefirst off your header is awesome!
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot, i love spanish moss.
What a great photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture! The moss on the trees remind me of snow on the branches after a snowstorm in my CT neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteSo unusual to see a red bridge; It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI love all your pics especially the new turkey header
ReplyDeleteThe moss in the trees and that pretty red bridge are a gorgeous sight Pat. Charleston is one of my favorite Southern cities.
ReplyDeleteSpanish moss is similar to our Russian vine... I'm English by the way ...lol. Loved the bridge and the gorgeous scenery.
ReplyDeleteI love Charleston. It's a picturesque little city with a ton of great clubs, restaurants, scenic vistas, and shops. Although, whenever I open my mouth, one of the locals always asks me, "Yew hain't one of them Yankee faggots, are yew?"
ReplyDeleteGolly, they can be so touchy. After all, they captured Fort Sumter. What more do they want?
This shot makes me think of Japanese garden with that red bridge. The moss is beautiful. I have not seen much of it seance I moved away from south Florida in 1959. It is wonderful. The lily pads sadly are missing their beautiful blooms, but they will come again when their time is due. A beautiful capture. Happy Week to You. Genie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. It reminds me of Giverny.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Pat!
ReplyDeleteBelatedly, «Louis» thanks you for your contribution to Sunday Bridges.
The turkeys in your masthead photo has more than a passing resemblance to California's two Senators...
Looks nice, surprised there weren't more insects around.
ReplyDeleteLOVE all that moss! Cool shot!
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Beautiful picture of a spot that we really enjoyed visiting too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture of a spot that we really enjoyed visiting too!
ReplyDeleteThat is really pretty and it looks so serene there.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge almost looks Asian in that setting. It is very unique and quite pretty.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beautiful shot you've captured here! It does remind me, too, somewhat of a Japanese garden or of one of Monet's paintings! Thanks for stopping by. I hope your AT&T phone serves you well...LOL!
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