"The lintel low enough to keep out pomp and pride; The threshold high enough to turn deceit aside; The doorband strong enough from robbers to defend; This door will open at a touch welcome every friend"
-Henry Jackson van Dyke
Spent last Saturday in the most hospitable city...Charleston. Every door welcoming and garden gates left ajar allowing curious peaks inside.
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| South Carolina Society Hall |
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| Meeting Street |
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| Broad Street |
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| Meeting & Tradd Streets |
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| View from a friend's driveway |
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| Nathaniel Russell House |
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| Lunchtime at Husk |
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Tea and snacks greeting guests at the Planters Inn
(design by Amelia Handegan) |
Then came across this...no, are YOU serious. Not so hospitable
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2 comments:
You Meeting Street photo with the dogs is perfect. I want to go back!
xo
Margaret
They were outside watching a wedding across the street ...I swear
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