A sailor looking out to the water front with the American and the South Carolina State Flag behind (bronze sculpture)
I like to be out in the Riverfront Park. It's a public park area where people can have picnic, or are relaxing on benches with a book in their hands and enjoying the warm sunshine or playing some ball games with friends and kids together.
It was a pleasant stroll on this Sunday afternoon down by the river.
I like to be out in the Riverfront Park. It's a public park area where people can have picnic, or are relaxing on benches with a book in their hands and enjoying the warm sunshine or playing some ball games with friends and kids together.
It was a pleasant stroll on this Sunday afternoon down by the river.
12 comments:
Great sculptures and interesting to look at! That first is a BIG chair... WOW.
What a touching photo of the sailor hugging the woman... awww... appropriate for your Memorial Day today... a nice post, as usual, Sue.
Thank you so much Michele,
for visiting an for your nice comment.Very much appreciated.
I love your photos. They make me homesick even though I'm from the upstate. Question? Does Charleston have a flag? The reaon I ask is that the one in the picture looks like the State of South Carolina flag. And is the scupture of the sailor and woman at The Battery? I have to get back there!
Thanks...Betty
Hi Betty,
Thanks for your kind comment. yes, you're right it is the State of SC flag and not the Charleston flag, of course! My mistake, sorry! And the sculpture IS in the Riverfront Park over by the Memorial spot.
Nice to meet you!
great sculptures Sue very interesting. I like the sailor kissing his wife goodbye. it's so romantic. very nice. Those 3 weird shaped things look like cigar butts to me. LOL
Hi Carol,
thanks for your comment. I saw mushrooms, you have seen Cigar butts...LOL..Interesting to know with what other ideas people will come up, right? :-)
Great photos, I love the unique artistic qualities in each. I've seen a few places in Australia where there are "giant" furniture, one of the most famous is a 20-ft painting of Vincent Van-Goh's Flowers.
Cheers,
David Webb - Photographer
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Thank you so much David,
for your nice comment to my post. I'm glad you liked it.
I see you are up to catching all the coclors of Charleston, Sue. I hope to visit the waterfront one day...Hope you and the Southern Gent are doing well! ;-)
Hi Rick,
thanks for asking, yes we are both fine and enjoy life together - as you can see it in my pictures.
Thanks for commenting and nice to see you around again.:-)
ωερυ interesting and with the help of your colorful shots, very beautiful event
Thank you evlahos,
I'm glad you liked my post.
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