On the way to Charleston
This next morning we visited the Tybee Lighthouse and museum again. The 150 steps to the top got our hearts pumping and we enjoyed the views from the top. Randy, Sandy, and Sarah rode a number of miles on the Old Spanish Moss Trail near Beaufort while Beth and I moved the magic sleds forward. Later in the afternoon Randy, Sarah, and I continued on the West Ashley Greenway, a lowland trail coming into Charleston that is part of the East Coast Greenway. As I was observing this artwork, a local gal walking the trail and I talked about the value of public artwork and I found out that she was a retired school teacher. She exclaimed, "They could do better!" View from inside the lower tank. As the lowland trail ended deep into the suburbs of Charleston, we hopped onto the magic sleds and drove the final few miles to our KOA in Charleston over the Cooper River bridge. Later in the evening, we met Beth's high school friend Jeanne and her daughter Amanda for a lively dinne...