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a recipe for she-crab soup. After a long morning touring Patriots Point, we were ready to sit down and
eat. We drove down to Shem Creek and dined outdoors at the Trawler.
They have a floating dock for patrons that arrive by boat. We enjoyed watching
the boats maneuver in the narrow channel. The she-crab soup is the best in
Charleston.
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a recipe for she-crab soup.
We went to the City Marina to check out the ships.
Here's the Pride, an 84-foot, true
three-masted topsail schooner which holds 49 people. We went for a sunset cruise
down the Ashley River, past Fort Sumter, out to the Atlantic Ocean.
David standing in front of the Schooner Pride.
Diana is ready to set sail.
View of the Fort Sumter National Monument in Charleston
Harbor as seen from the deck of the Pride.
The Ashley River at sunset.
We enjoyed a late supper at the Southend Brewery a three-story atrium-style brewhouse situated in a historic building.
David & Diana's Spring Fling in Charleston, SC
