Part 4 - Magnolia Plantation, S.C. - Audubon Swamp Alligator
This video is part 4 in a series taken in South Carolina during the month of July, 2016. It features our visit to the Magnolia Plantation which is located along the Ashley River near Charleston. The video focuses on finding the illusive alligator of the Audubon Swamp Gardens.
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Audubon Swamp Garden 2009 December
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens: Audubon Swamp Garden
The Audubon Swamp Garden is a unique world where trees grow from the water, islands float, and everywhere wild creatures go about their secret lives. It boasts a diversity of living things almost unequaled anywhere else in America. Thousands of plant and animal species coexist amongst the cypress and tupelo gum trees, surrounded by blackwater. Each year, hundreds of egrets, herons, and other waterfowl nest within feet of the walking path. You can explore this wild and otherwise inaccessible landscape on boardwalks, bridges, and dikes.
Katelin Ford reports from the Audubon Swamp Garden and Rookery at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
The Rookery at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
The Rookery at the Audubon Swamp at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens in Charleston, SC offers a unique opportunity to experience a beautiful cypress swamp and see the incredible birds that nest there in the Spring.
Poke Alligator with Selfie Stick & GoPro in Charleston at Audobon Swamp Garden Magnolia Plantation
I guess it was more like a stroke than a poke....
Visiting plantations and gardens in Charleston
magnolia plantation in CHARLESTON
March 5, 2017
Magnolia Plantation has been selected as one of America's most beautiful gardens. Founded in 1676 by the Drayton family, Magnolia Plantation has survived the centuries and witnessed the history of our nation unfold before it from the American Revolution through the Civil War and beyond.
For spring break, we went to Charleston, South Carolina and Savannah, Georgia.
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Cypress Gardens, South Carolina
Clip of the Swamp Boat Adventures at the very cool Cypress Gardens near Charleston, South Carolina. We loved the boat ride through the black water swamp and walking around the trails. A truly unique experience.
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Magnolia Plantation and Gardens in Charleston SC is something out of children books. Even on a cold rainy day it was amazing:
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Exploring FLOODED SWAMP!/Congaree National Park/Sesquicentennial State Park in SC
We had visited many of the National Parks on our Western trips in the last couple of years but had not visited the Congaree National Park in our own home state. This year we wanted to make it a part of our spring trip. Since Congaree has no RV Camping we decided to make Sesquicentennial State Park our base camp. Congaree is very different and we enjoyed it immensely. If you are traveling through South Carolina add this stop to your list.
Magnolia Plantation in Charleston, SC
In today's segment we take a look at the historic Magnolia Plantation in Charleston, SC.
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Places to see in ( Charleston - USA )
Places to see in ( Charleston - USA )
Charleston, the South Carolina port city founded in 1670, is defined by its cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and pastel antebellum houses, particularly in the elegant French Quarter and Battery districts. The Battery promenade and Waterfront Park both overlook Charleston Harbor, while Fort Sumter, a federal stronghold where the first shots of the Civil War rang out, lies across the water.
The zenith of old-world charm, Charleston whisks you into the nation's tumultuous past and nourishes your mind, heart and stomach in roughly equal measure. This lovely city will embrace you with the warmth and hospitality of an old and dear friend – who lived in the 18th century. We jest, but the cannons, cemeteries and carriage rides absolutely conjure an earlier era. Here, signers of the Declaration of Independence puffed cigars and whispered of revolution in the withdrawing rooms of historic homes, and the first shots of the Civil War rang out over Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. The city itself was built on slave labor, and several related sights are among the nation's most important educators on the long-standing oppression of African Americans.
Charleston's most beloved 19th-century porch furnishing was the joggling board – a bouncy, wooden rocking bench that couples sat on back in the day as part of a courtship ritual. Not much has changed. Today lovers stroll cobblestone streets past historic buildings, stop to smell the blooming jasmine and enjoy long, candlelit dinners on verandas. Everywhere you turn another blushing bride is standing on the steps of yet another enchanting church. Above all, this is a place for seduction by Southern hospitality – Charleston will charm the sweat right off your brow.
Charleston was founded in 1670 as Charles Town, honoring King Charles II of England. Its initial location at Albemarle Point on the west bank of the Ashley River (now Charles Towne Landing) was abandoned in 1680 for its present site, which became the fifth-largest city in North America within ten years. Despite its size, it remained unincorporated throughout the colonial period; its government was handled directly by a colonial legislature and a governor sent by London. Election districts were organized according to Anglican parishes, and some social services were managed by Anglican wardens and vestries. Charleston adopted its present spelling with its incorporation as a city in 1783 at the close of the Revolutionary War. Population growth in the interior of South Carolina influenced the removal of the state government to Columbia in 1788.
A lot to see in Charleston such as :
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Fort Sumter
Patriots Point
Waterfront Park
Historic Charleston City Market
Rainbow Row
Johns Island
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
Charleston Harbor
South Carolina Aquarium
Middleton Place
Drayton Hall
Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
Old Slave Mart Museum
The Charleston Museum
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
Nathaniel Russell House
King Street
The Battery
Wild Dunes
USS Yorktown
Morris Island
H.L. Hunley Submarine
Angel Oak Tree
Morris Island Lighthouse
Fort Moultrie
White Point Garden
Daniel Island
The Calhoun Mansion
Daniel Island
James Island County Park
Charleston's French Quarter District
Arthur Ravenel Junior Bridge
Folly Beach Pier
Wadmalaw Island
Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon
Gibbes Museum of Art
Folly Beach County Park
Aiken-Rhett House
McLeod Plantation Historic Site
Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission
Palmetto Islands County Park
Meeting Street
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
Edmondston-Alston House
South of Broad
Charleston Historic District
Audubon Swamp Garden
Joseph Manigault House
Shem Creek Park
( Charleston - USA ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Charleston . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Charleston - USA
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Charleston SC~Middleton Plantation, Magnolia Plantation, Downtown Charleston!
Join us on our trip to Charleston South Carolina and Savannah Georgia 2017! This video is our first two days of our Charleston South Carolina vacation.
Our start was delayed about 5 hours as Anya woke up at 3am with a 101 fever. We had to bring her to see the doctor before leaving for Charleston to make sure it was nothing serious. We left around 1:30pm and arrived in Charleston at 9:30pm.
We stayed at the Inn at Middleton Place. Day 2, we explored the Middleton Plantation and Magnolia Gardens, Magnolia Plantation, and grabbed dinner in downtown Charleston, SC.
Don't miss our upcoming videos of the rest of our Charleston and Savannah trip!
Be sure to check out our Escaping Hurricane Irma videos:
Day 1/2 Leaving Florida
Day 3 Site seeing around Aiken, SC
Day 4 Heading back to Florida!
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Magnolia Plantation I - Charleston, SC
Riding RT 61 on our way from Augusta, GA to Charleston, SC, we stopped at Magnolia Plantation to explore the stunning grounds that host one of the oldest plantations in the US
Alligator Bellowing at Magnolia Gardens, Charleston, SC
December 15, 2018 - This 12 foot alligator was bellowing but only when I was out of sight - so I made a video and then made the audio when I was out of his sight. He was marking his territory with other alligators in the area.
The Magnolia's Plantation, part 2
Alligator at Brookgreen Gardens
Alligator in the grass at Brookgreen Gardens on the boat tour
Blackwater Swamp Kayaking in Charleston, SC
Check out this cool teaser for an awesome blackwater swamp kayaking experience. Located at Charleston Woodlands, across the street from National Historic Landmark site of Middleton Place, this swamp tour will open your eyes to a hidden world under the canopy forest. This trip is only available for a handful of months every year, making it an even more special place to explore. check out charlestonkayakcompany.com or charlestonwoodlands.com for more info!
Alligator in the Cypress Swamp Trail
On the Cypress Swamp Trail in Highlands Hammock State park.
Alligator
The Audubon Swamp Garden, Charleston, SC