Charleston Outdoors and Climate Report From Students
Sixth and seventh graders at Hunley Park Elementary describe year round outdoor sports in Charleston. They note rafting events on the Ashley River and climate features including hot summers, mild winters, colorful fall leaves, light winter snow, and an average yearly temperature around 65 degrees.
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Charleston
Ashley River
Hunley Park
Stephanie Williams
Remy Spencer
Box of Charleston Mini Page From Hunley Park School
A class in Mrs. Audrey Arnold's Hunley Park Elementary created a Charleston themed box with ten items. A hand woven sweetgrass basket, shells, a ship model, jessamine sprig, horse and carriage image, palmetto branch, rice, fire ant, shrimp, and a Confederate flag illustrate Charleston's culture, navy presence, history, and regional products.
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Audrey Arnold
Hunley Park
Betty Debnam
Hunley Park Elementary School
Charleston, S.C
Charleston South Carolina Historic Harbor City
Charleston sits as a major seaport between the Ashley and Cooper rivers. It hosts shipyards and the U.S. Navy as key employers and offers preservation of Old South architecture, gardens, forts, and monuments. Nearby are Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Middleton Place, and the ancient Angel Oak tree six miles outside the city.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Cooper
U.S. Navy
Old South
Magnolia Plantation
Middleton Place
Mississippi River
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Universal
Africa
U.S
Dad
Lamb
Charleston, South Carolina
the Battery
Harbor
Atlantic Coast
Citadel
Joseph Manigault
Carolina
Denise Brown
Chris Callahan
Becky Hanna
Glen Leverette Jr
Elizabeth Powell
Robert Barkman
Dale Hudgins
Deanna Stout
Dawn Whitby
Tawnya Cynthia Harlan
Valerie Hunt
Lisa Bischoff
David Gilchrist
Matthew Sabol
Persida Villegas
Dawn Porter
Kim Moody
Ty Cobb
Warren Shiers
Jody Genzy
Ottawa Herald
The
Battery
Cooper River
Fort Sumter
Fort Moultrie
Shnar