As the title says, this is my 100
Th post. Thank you to everyone who comes back for more. The semester is almost over and I have had to do a lot of school work in this last week. Do you know anyone who isn't busy this time of year? We took a break yesterday and spent the afternoon in
Abbeville SC. This is one of the many beautiful homes that line the streets of this little town.
Every year on the first Saturday in December,
Abbeville steps back in time to the
Civil war era.
Abbeville claims to be where the
Civil war began and where it ended.
Reenactors dress the part and can be seen all over. There are carriage rides.
The day was mild with temperatures in the 40's (4 to 9 degrees Celsius). I have a
friend in Denmark who is missing the sunshine, this picture is for her.
Another of the amazing homes in
Abbeville. This is one of my favorites.
Decorations are everywhere and everyone is in a good mood. Six houses were open for tours. No photos inside please. Most of the houses posted here were not open this year, but this one has been in the past.
Big front porches or wrap
around are
almost a requirement in this lovely little town.
Santa
was here early.
The sky threatened from time to time and the wind was chilly, but it was still a lovely day.
I found a bush full of these blooms.
A preview, our decorations are not up yet. This little sweetie posed for me last year.
As the title says, this is my 100Th post. Thank you to everyone who comes back for more. The semester is almost over and I have had to do a lot of school work in this last week. Do you know anyone who isn't busy this time of year? We took a break yesterday and spent the afternoon in Abbeville SC. This is one of the many beautiful homes that line the streets of this little town.
Every year on the first Saturday in December, Abbeville steps back in time to the Civil war era. Abbeville claims to be where the Civil war began and where it ended. Reenactors dress the part and can be seen all over. There are carriage rides.
The day was mild with temperatures in the 40's (4 to 9 degrees Celsius). I have a friend in Denmark who is missing the sunshine, this picture is for her.
Another of the amazing homes in Abbeville. This is one of my favorites.
Decorations are everywhere and everyone is in a good mood. Six houses were open for tours. No photos inside please. Most of the houses posted here were not open this year, but this one has been in the past.
Big front porches or wrap around are almost a requirement in this lovely little town.
Santa was here early.
The sky threatened from time to time and the wind was chilly, but it was still a lovely day.
I found a bush full of these blooms.
A preview, our decorations are not up yet. This little sweetie posed for me last year.
Beautiful homes - thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 100!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are lovely you have a beautiful home.
With those temperatures, you might even get snow.
xo
Zuzana
Kat, I love the homes you featured. They are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed how many things we have in common. Our name, love of cats, photography and I also have a degree in nursing:)
Congratulations on Number 100!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for sharing the Christmas in Charleston pictures - it's very pretty there!
What a perfect Christmas village. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. My! I truly enjoyed the trip through Abbeville. I'd take any of those homes. Now I'm going to explore your blog! Have a wonderful evening.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE these houses. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 100th post, Kat. What a lovely little town, and those houses are just gorgeous.
ReplyDelete100 Posts! Good for you. And how beautiful are those houses. Lovely!
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