Outdoor Sports and Climate in Charleston Narratives
Sixth and seventh graders at Hunley Park Elementary describe Charleston’s year round outdoor recreation including boating waterskiing fishing shrimping surfcasting and beach visits and note early summer raft races on the Ashley River. They describe humid long summers short winters spring beauty hot summers up to 100 degrees and annual average temperatures around 65 degrees with occasional light snowfall in winter.
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Mini Page list of Charleston treasures from A to Z
A hand woven sweetgrass basket symbolizes Charleston plus Africa. A sand dollar marks shell studded beaches. A ship model recalls the large Navy base and service families. Jessamine sprig stands for the state flower and blooms. A horse and carriage shows visitors preferring tours. A palmetto branch reflects The Palmetto State nickname. A bag of rice recalls plantation crops. A fire ant is part of life here. A shrimp reflects love of seafood. A Confederate flag signals Southern history.
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