The first image at night is of Downtown Charleston and most of the buildings are historical and have been there for a long time and has a bunch of shops and also colleges near by. The second Image is of what We call it Rainbow Row because of the 13 brightly colored, pastel Georgian rowhouses that line East Bay Street in downtown Charleston. This iconic section got its name during the 1930s when local preservationists painted the previously dilapidated buildings in soft, Caribbean-inspired hues.The third Image is of The Angel Oak (Quercus virginiana) on Johns Island near Charleston, South Carolina, is an iconic Southern live oak. Estimated to be 400 to 500 years old, it stands 65 feet tall with a canopy spanning 17,200 square feet.
