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Charleston {Part One}

 Welcome to PART ONE of our Charleston Trip!! Y'all...I took SO many pictures. This little trip recap series is going to be a bit long...

Here is Part One, DAY one!

Up and at 'em early! 5:16 am is the time stamp on this pic. Not as early as I originally thought. We delayed an hour to miss the Birmingham morning commute!

Pretty sunrise on the way to grab breakfast! Our Chick-fil-a wasn't open quite yet, so we decided to stop at the one in the next town over.

Around 9:30, I decided I needed another coffee.

ATL! I thought about stopping to run in Nordstrom, but I decided not to delay us any more than necessary 😂.

We had to make a stop in Augusta in the hopes that we would get a tiny peek at Augusta National. NOPE. They have that place locked down like it's nobody's business. Literally. Unless you are fortunate enough to be a member...or get tickets to The Masters. Neither of which are we. Boo.

Finally made it!! Our hotel room view was quite lovely.

I thought this church was so pretty!

I have a newfound love for a cobblestone street 🙂.

Post dinner selfie! (I'm going to make a separate post specifically for the places we ate!)





We walked around after dinner and stumbled upon this park. It's called Waterfront Park.




When we got back to the hotel, we headed up to the rooftop to watch the sunset and have a drink.

And that's a wrap on day one! Thanks for reading!

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