Goose Creek -> Washington, DC

Today we moved from North Carolina to a regional park in Virginia, just south of Washington, DC. It is nice to be in a campground, rather than an RV park. It is nice to be back in the deciduous forest of the Northeast United States. It is nice to be in warm weather.

In front of Pohick Bay, off of the Potomac River.
The Carolinas, in Virginia.
Campfire Stories

The Point

Today after work we headed the The Point, in Emerald Isle. It is a cool, huge beach where the ocean connects with the Intracoastal Waterway. It was a beautiful day today, but the wind made the beach very cool. 

Emerald Isle

Yesterday and this morning it has been cold and rainy, so we have been stuck inside. This evening we took a some time to explore Emerald Isle, a nice island just across the intracoastal waterway from our campground. We found a nice public beach to play at.

Yemassee, SC to Newport, NC

Today we drove from Yemassee to Newport, NC. We are staying at a campground that is just across the intercostal waterway from a few islands. It is one last slow week before the DC, NYC, Boston experience. 

It is cold here.
Shortly after our selfie, Lucias flip-flop fell in the water. She was not happy about it.
We ran to an adjacent dock, where Andrew snagged it with a branch.
Hard to see, but I had to dangle Elliot over the edge to grab it.
Bringing Elliot back over the rail.
Lucia and Rose love playgrounds and the big kids usually find ways to entertain themselves as well.

Exploring Charleston

I had the day off work today, so we spent the day exploring the Charleston area. In the morning we visited the Charleston Tea Company, where we had a trolley tour of the farm and then learned about the factory. We enjoyed a picnic lunch at Angel Oak and then head to Charleston to explore the historic city. I think everyone was impressed.