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Yesterday, we visited Charles Towne Landing State Park in Charleston, SC.
Our guides were our Charleston pals Kody
and Nia (oh - and their humans David and Linda).
When you visit historic sites, you should always examine everything carefully and learn how life was different.
Kiska - Hey, this dog smells really funny.
Rusty - Never mess with the spanish moss in these trees.
Kiska - Hey, I found a souvenir to bring home!
So many trees, so little time.
Natasha - Look, Q-Tip, I may have been sick, but you bump into me one more time . . .
We may not be sea dogs, but we are thinking this ship is missing some important parts.
Kiska - Hey, Hu-dad, how about this one? Can I have this one?
Hmmmmm - this one could be even more fun.
Oh my - where is the air conditioning?
All in all, we had a great time. Thank you to our Charleston hosts!
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Spanish moss pic is too funny! But I just LOVE photo #9, the group shot. Love it!
Ooohh, a fun adventure! Looks like you all saw some really cool stuff!
Holly
Thanks for the historic tour! You guys are great guides…I felt like I was strolling and sniffing alongside you.
we just love your adventure and its always great to do it wiff furryends
pibble sugars
the pittie pack
Your tails were the highlight of the post!!!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
That looks like a lot of fun, but where is your snow? 🙂
Glad you all had a great time there!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
What a wonderful trip you had. Pretty cool to have your own tour guide…
Big Sloppy Kisses,
Gus, Louie and Callie
Charleston is a very historic place with lot’s to see. The Duchess lived there for a few years so it was fun for her to see your travels!
Kisses,
Emma Rose
I love the pictures!
I’m with Kiska – you should bring home a cannon. Maybe just a small one.
Looks like you got to see a lot of cool things. 🙂
That looks like a gorgeous park to explore and hang out in for a few hours. Glad you had such a wonderful time!
We are so glad we got to show yall around one of our parks & we all got to sniff & mark everything (which is always fun!) & amuse the park visitors!
Licks & Nibbles,
Kody & Nia
What a nice visit! I have never heard of that place but it sure does look nice! It’s extra nice because you can bring your dogs!!
xxoo
Deborah
The Herd with a cannon? Ooohhh, I like it! Just hook it up to the back of the car and take it home!! We could use that for the great squirrel war! 🙂
I’m glad you didn’t let Natasha get a souvenir cannon. Just think of how queenlike she could be then!
What a nice little trip – though I do see that it means that you had to miss the snow falling at your house. Wild storm, that was!
We’d like to mention that we still have tons of snow here and would be more than happy to trade places with The Herd. That looks like the best outing — color us green with envy!
Presents every morning is a good start!
TH
I thought you already had a guillotine- miss evil herself. Ha.
I bet woos left with a key to the city.
norwood
Very funny! And, uncharacteristically, Kiska was the main jokester in Charleston. I bet that if the Herd works really hard, they can water all those trees!
It looks as if you totally avoided the snow! Poor Sibes but happy humans…
Kiska, you have your eye on some serious anti squirrel artillery!
Always fun to have a vacation where the humans and the pups get to share a good time with friends.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Hi Y’all,
Catchin’ up on what y’all have been up to lately.
We too are down here on the coast, romping around. That’s something we’d not be able to do much of in the mountains since at our house there, my Human Uncles have assured me, is hidden under 20 inches or more of snow. We’ll have to wait a bit before going back since the neighbor’s tractor is too small to clear our road for us.
See y’all around!
Hawk aka BrownDog
What an interesting excursion!
Sending lotsaluv
MAXMOM IN SOUTH AFRICA
Wow! So many smells and sounds! Was there any wildlife??
I wonder whether some of you left your historical marks at the historical park?!
Looks like you guys had a grand visit today. I can only imagine what the whole herd must look like on tour. :o)))
You meet so many dogs everywhere you go!
Kari
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