Looks beautiful, but somehow I would feel SOOOO out of place there.

It's actually called Mansfield Plantation, but I call it Catherine's Place because the Innkeeper is a lovely woman named Catherine Green.

The place has quite a history and is in the process of being restored as a Bed and Breakfast. We stayed a couple days there on a road trip through Virginia and the Carolina's the last half of May. A great place for a visit should you find yourself in the Georgetown, South Carolina, area. Very pretty, excellent accommodations, not tooooo expensive (we were there the last weekend of the off-season, and prices were reduced). Very interesting from both Human and Natural history perspective.

http://www.mansfieldplantation.com/

Very, very photogenic place. I'm going to post some shots of the swamps around there at some point.

I was in NORTH Carolina for a few weeks last year, but I only seem to get out that way every 35 to 40 years!

I spent some time in Charleston a while back, and loved the architecture and the wonderful 18th century interiors.

Cool! I'm looking forward to seeing some more pics from your trip!

I posted this shot because I've been experimenting with control points and selective color.

We've been to Charleston a couple of times and have always enjoyed it. I prefer it to Savannah, another city with wonderful architecture.