Our third day in Charleston was an early one, because we had to be over at the Isle of Palms Marina by 8:45am. We were going out with a company called Nature Tours of Charleston, for a boat-ride-wildlife-tour-day-of-fun. It ended up being overcast and a little chilly/breezy, but luckily I had the kids some light jackets in our back pack. They loved the boat, and the tour guide brought her dog. So, it was a hit from the start.
The kids all had new sunglasses, but we ended up not even needing them.
I'm sure these two were up to no good.
Tessa kept Grandma on her toes! I love that Tessa has already figured out that Grandma is a pretty special person. She may not know the word Grandma perfectly, but she is getting it!
The boat had lots of skulls and animal bits on it.
I can only imagine what he was telling her...
Pelican? I can't even remember. The boat ride took us out in the marshes, and over to Capers Island.
This was Tessa's first time on a beach. I can't wait to take her in June when we can stay longer than an hour, and it's WARM!
She LOVES to 1-2-3 JUMP!
Investigating whatever lived in the hole
Jelly fish!
And then my camera battery died. Oops. It was truly a great tour to take, and I highly recommend it for families. Especially if you have kids that would be into the wildlife stuff. We saw lot of dolphins, and they even stopped a time or two to pull up crab traps for a science lesson. Maybe we'll get back next year!
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