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From: "Mary Lander" <>
Subject: Re: [Sc-Ir] Gee, You Guys Are Good!
Date: Sat, 3 May 2003 17:08:56 -0500
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Oops. I "sent", then read the rest of the digest and found that a lot of us
are familiar with the
Huguenot church in Charleston. Before my aunt and uncle, and my grandmother
living with them,
died we visited Charleston fairly often. I love the city and think that it
is beautiful, but I'm not sure
it is the country's MOST beautiful.

Let's see----Asheville, NC? San Francisco? New Orleans around 40 or 50
years ago? Chicago?
Another "oops". Linda is going to holler at us.

Mary Lander
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Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 12:27 PM
Subject: [Sc-Ir] Gee, You Guys Are Good!


> Hello all,
>
> Did not take long for several of our Huguenot experts to correctly
identify
> the city as Charleston, South Carolina. I only mention it because I was
in
> Charleston yesterday on one of those beautiful blue sky, warm days when
all
> the people are out strolling along the Battery and everything seems just
> perfect. Have you ever heard the expression "eye candy?" Charleston is
eye
> candy, the entire city. I went to deliver a Honda CRV to the port to be
sent
> to my daughter and son-in-law in Switzerland because their Integra has
become
> too small with the recent addition of Annika Charlotte Griggs, families
first
> grand-baby. It is more cost effective to purchase a car here and the
process
> is quite easy.
>
> We finished our business at the Union pier facility by 10:30AM and were on
> the river front by 10:45. The locals say that Charleston is located where
> the Ashley and Cooper Rivers join to form the Atlantic Ocean. Lunch at
> Joseph's on Meeting Street and then a walk through the French Quarter and
> down to the old Slave Market. By accident we stumbled into two cemeteries
> and saw the graves of three gentlemen who signed the Declaration of
> Independence and John C. Calhoun.
>
> Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but my vote for the most beautiful
city
> in America goes to Charleston. It was my first visit in twenty years and
I
> thought it beautiful then and it is more beautiful now. Palmetto trees,
> oleander, flower boxes in the windows...southern eye candy.. My vote for
> "most beautiful" but wait, what about Savannah? Where is your favorite
eye
> candy?
>
> Regards,
> Robert Cowan
> Dixiecrat
>



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