Boone Hall – Charleston, South Carolina
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This famous avenue at Boone Hall Plantation stretches three-quarters of a mile long. It is lined by about 90 oaks. Here, they stand guard as the springtime sun filters through the draping Spanish moss. Together with brilliant azaleas, they create a most elegant and enchanting scene. Live oaks are prevalent along the South Carolina coast and have, for centuries, been an essential part of the Southern landscape.

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Boone Hall is located just a few miles north of Charleston in the town of Mount Pleasant.
This photo was taken by Julie G. Rowe, a professional photographer who used to work at Boone Hall. Julie has a keen eye for capturing great shots on film. You can discover more of her photos at Julie G. Rowe Photography.
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One Comment about Boone Hall
February 21st, 2011 at 12:10 pm
Boone Hall Plantation was a nice place to spend an afternoon, but don’t expect a 200 year old plantation house. The house was actually built in 1935, a disappointment, but I would still recommend a day there to see the beautiful live oaks and grounds.
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