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Coligny Beach Hilton Head Island South Carolina A local florist along with Brides that cancelled their weddings found a way to brighten everyone’s day. Coligny Beach tree receives a dress upcancelled wedding bouquets used to brighten everyones day Pretty and fragrant Happy Saturday friends, and thanks for stopping by Alice Six Word Saturday

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Charleston South Carolina Here’s a few more from my walk through the waterfront, French Quarter and historic area of Charleston. Founded in 1670 and often referred to the “Holy City” because of the many churches in the city. The corner of Church and St. MichaelsThe alley is narrow and, the blend of colors in the…

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Rainbow Row Charleston South Carolina East Bay Street Charleston Rainbow Row East Bay Charleston South Carolina Row of rainbow color homes in Charleston South Carolina Elliot and East Bay Street Sign Six Word Saturday

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Baking soda is not just for cooking! It also has a ton of benefits for both health and household. Read on to learn about the many baking soda benefits. The post Baking Soda Benefits for Health and Household appeared first on Blessings by Me.

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You may already have heard about a certain house in Georgia where the windows were, according to the myth, installed upside down. Renewal by Andersen® of Memphis takes a close look at this myth. 84 more words

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I’m teaming up with some fabulous DIY bloggers for a glass jar DIY challenge this month! Check out what we made! The post Thanksgiving Vignette November DIY Challenge appeared first on Blessings by Me.

via Thanksgiving Vignette November DIY Challenge — Blessings by Me

Colonel Edward Bird (1825-1893) was a successful timber and turpentine operator before the Civil War. He joined Company A, Squadron B, Georgia Cavalry, as Captain. It was nicknamed Captain Bird’s Mounted Company, 2nd Battalion, Georgia Cavalry. Captain Bird was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on 17 May 1862 and took command of the 2nd Battalion. He […]

via Colonel Edward Bird House, 1870, Guyton — Vanishing South Georgia Photographs by Brian Brown