Teeny tiny houses of Charleston - Radcliffe St.

Radcliffe St., Charleston, S.C.

I am on a roll with the tiny houses but I haven't really scratched the surface yet. There are many more! This one was probably originally a business or shop since it is on the same property as a main house.

I do need to apologize to my readers for all the grammatical errors I make in my rush to post an entry. I am sorry. I often catch them later or a kind reader brings them to my attention. I fix what I can but those of you who read my entries first must suffer. To my credit, I grew up overseas, went to school in a different language,  took English as a second language subject and didn't always do well in it even though it was my native tongue. Sad state of affairs. Heheh. 

And a white picket fence.....

Old Museum pillars, Canon Park, Charleston, S.C.

From this angle it does almost look like a giant fence for the house across Ashley Avenue. We usually take the picture of the old museum pillars from the other side. This was once the nation's first and oldest museum founded in 1773. How sad that all that is left after a fire is these grand pillars. 

91 degrees in Charleston today. What the heck? It is April 2nd? We had a lovely rain in the evening so I have all my doors and windows open to catch a little of the cool breeze. I did get a quick walk in and found this floral arrangement for you on Radcliffe St. You are welcome.

Charleston Gardens, continued.....

Radcliffe St., Charleston, S.C.

I'm seeing the cover of Home & Garden. The shell is the perfect touch - just enough. Not too much. Tasteful.