honeymoon memories
ahh, this time 2 years ago, we were strolling the streets of charleston, hand in hand as husband and wife... with not a care in the world except what we should order for our breakfast that would be delivered to our room the next morning. :) we actually stopped in amelia island for the first two nights..after first going to chick-fil-a and walmart (ha--we laughed pretty hard about that!). we stayed at the most wonderful b&b, the elizabeth pointe lodge. our room overlooked the atlantic ocean... and it was more than beautiful. then we headed on to charleston, where we stayed downtown right by the water at the harbourview inn. we took an airplane ride over downtown charleston, which was quite an adventure! we also planned on going on this huge sailboat while we were there, but we were quickly reminded that hurricane season is not limited to our neck of the woods... we visited the biggest oak tree we've ever seen and loved exploring downtown. we visited the market (where they sell those crazy expensive baskets!) and took the tourist carriage ride, too... so much fun. we could've stayed a lot longer. enjoy all the pictures.... 
i love this picture of us entering our home
for the first time as husband and wife...
here we go to amelia island!

this is our bed & breakfast on amelia island.
our room was the very middle 3 windows on the 2nd floor.

our quaint little room

our view overlooking the atlantic...
the candles in the window are now in our bedroom,
and the smell always reminds me of our honeymoon!

the beautiful porch downstairs

see? not a care in the world. :)

we got caught!
now on to charleston...

the harbourview inn...
our room was to the left of that really bright part on the wall.

the brick in our room dates way back to sometime important...
they turned down our bed & left chocolates on our pillows every night. :)

the little airplane we rode

a lighthouse off the coast of charleston

we loved exploring the historic neighborhoods

more historic downtown

isn't this a huge tree?
you can see how tiny we are compared to it

these baskets in the market are famous... and crazy expensive!
i asked about the price of one, and the lady said, "three fifty"...
at first, i thought she meant $3.50, but it was $350!!

one more kiss.....








































