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Ducks and a peacock in a field
Hello! Hope you’re all doing well.
 
I figured it was time to cobble together a post since it’s been how long since I’ve been here…a month? Yep, sad, but true. Anyway, I thought I’d show you a few photos I took while visiting a plantation in South Carolina earlier this summer.
A peacock on a fence.
There were a variety of things to do, but we pretty much just walked around taking in the sites, which basically consisted of the house, gardens, and animals. If you minus out the fact that it felt like 842 degrees outside and that I found the way they cared for the majority of the animals disturbing, it was enjoyable.
 
Here’s a glimpse of the house.
A house surrounded by trees draped in Spanish moss.
There were paths that meandered through the gardens. Here and there, you’d find something interesting like this red bridge…
Red bridge surrounded by trees.
or this little gazebo. The minute my daughter laid eyes on this, she had to run over and check it out. I love the copper roof. One thing I absolutely L.O.V.E about the south is all the moss that hangs from the trees. It looks so pretty when it’s blowing in the breeze. Don’t you think?
Little girl in a gazebo surrounded by trees.
No matter where I visit, the animals are always bound to be my favorite part.
Colorful rooster
Well, that’s all for now. I guess I’m a woman of few words today.
 
Later gator.
 
xo
 

To see more of my trip to South Carolina, visit the post, Charleston.

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  2. Home and Lifestyle says

    South Carolina…I would like to go back to this beautiful area! You made wonderful pictures, we did not visit these plantation this summer, so it makes me happy to see it here!

    Hugs, Ingrid

  7. Sarah says

    Yes, the moss and beautiful marshy flowers are some of my favorite things about the south. The heat I can do without though. 🙂 Every time I'm there, I find a new place to explore…there just isn't history in Nebraska like there is in the south.

    *thank you so much for your thoughtful comment on my last post. It's been a hard year but sweet words like yours really bring me some peace.

    Sarah xo

  17. Burlap Luxe says

    À safe haven place to take in the beauty all around you. The moss is so romantic, my daughter wants to live she moss grows in trees all around you.

    You have a place to love.

    Xx
    Dore

  20. Blondie's Journal says

    These are absolutely beautiful pictures, Tricia…what a heavenly place! It almost seems like there is a magical mist in the air! I LOVE the picture of the peacock with the long tail feathers, stunning!

    XO,
    Jane

  23. Nancy says

    Your blog is full of beautiful photographs; I am enjoying my visit….

    Living in the south myself, I am used to the moss laden trees and gazeboes and you have certainly captured their beauty.. The peacock is gorgeous….

  26. Linda R says

    Looks like an amazing place to visit. Your photos look Beautiful, Thanks so much for sharing them with us.. Hope you are having a happy week.

    Hugs~

  27. Salma says

    what a lovely post… i really enjoyed it 🙂

    guess what – my two daughters love "the princess and the frog" and when my older one saw your pictures she immediately thought about tiana and prince naveen 😉

    i'd love to visit the south of the u.s. once, it seems so full of mysteries 🙂

    thanks for sharing your pictures!
    salma

  29. Kia says

    How beautiful these are, Tricia. The peacock is so beautiful!
    This must have been a lovely place to visit. Happy Autumn to you.

  31. LeeAnn@Encouragement Is Contagious says

    What a beautiful photo of that peacock! They are so beautiful..God decided to use many colors when he created the peacock masterpiece.
    How fun to get to visit a plantation. I would love doing that myself. Awesome photos you captured Tricia. I've missed you.

    ♥Lee Ann

  32. Karen @ Pieces of Contentment says

    Such beauty few words are needful. Your photos are gorgeous – what a stunning rooster and peacock. It looks like the kind of place which would be delightful to explore in different seasons to observe the changes and fresh beauty of each.