The last week of March brought around the time for our annual Charleston photography trip and the girls' spring break week. We took a different route than usual to Charleston and we went near Myrtle Beach. We happened by Brookgreen Gardens and decided to see what it looked like photographically and give the girls a chance to stretch their legs too.
After we got settled in at our very favorite campground in Charleston, we headed quickly to bed because we had to be up early the next morning for the beautiful Magnolia Plantation. The gates dont open till 8 am so you have to be ready very quickly to catch the best light and azaleas there.
Magnolia is enormous and filled with beauty in every corner! It was a first trip for all of us and we loved exploring the entire grounds!
Miss Allie was very excited with all she got to see, as you can tell!
There were beautiful bridges all throughout the gardens as well.
We were able to get a few maternity pictures thankfully with Little Buddy and me.
This little lady is almost 2 years old! We even managed to get a few pictures of each of the girls too. My, they are growing up so quickly!
After 2 days at Magnolia, because we couldn't see it all in just one day, we headed to Hilton Head for just one day. This was a new place for our family to visit as well. We stayed at a beautiful campground with a marina.
Hilton Head was beautiful but very different than we realized. We didn't realize how many neighborhoods, sections and segments that the island was divided into and all there was to see. We even got to see the lighthouse decorated in plaid.
We saw a couple of new lighthouses on this trip also.
Our final stop of the trip was Hunting Island State Park. The campground and state park had
