Croft's Wanderings

This Blog was created to chronicle our travels in Mexico but has since morphed into something else entirely. Our periodic Mexico travels are still in here but if that is why you came here, you will have to dig a little to get to it. Try searching the Blog Archive in the right hand column.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Charleston Slave Mart

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The City of Charleston has preserved it's old Slave mart and turned it into a museum of this shameful period of American History. Most o...
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Sunday, March 20, 2011

Charleston, SC

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Now THIS is what I have been waiting for! This is what I always envisioned when I thought of the deep South. I know I saw Savannah at it’s w...
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More Charleston

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Civil War

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Charleston is the location of the “First shots fired in the Civil War” This occurred on January 6, 1861 when the cadets of the Citadel fired...
Saturday, March 19, 2011

Accents

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I don't have an accent, do you have an accent? This morning we crossed into South Carolina and pulled into a Waffle House for breakfas...
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Friday, March 18, 2011

Oak Trees and Spanish Moss

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Oak trees covering streets and walkways, dripping with Spanish Moss. This is Savannah, Georgia!      
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Savannah’s Broken Arrow

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In military language, a Broken Arrow is a lost atomic weapon. There is one of these Cold War relics buried in the ocean very near Tybee Isla...

Paula Dean's

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Paula Dean from The Food Network has a restaurant, the Lady And Two Sons, in Savannah. We did not think we had a chance at getting a reserva...

Savannah Photos

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