Reader photos: Charleston window boxes
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From Ann Aurbun of Charleston: "Taken in March on Tradd Street early morning."
From Robert Peterson of Summerville: "I took this Sunday morning downtown. With so many beautiful windowboxes, it was difficult to chose just one. I thought this had good balance and Charleston elements."
From Alan Koornick of Seabrook Island: "Charleston SC. March 2020"
From Bill Goff of Daniel Island: "These picture boxes are located on a covered footbridge across Lake Lucerne in Switzerland."
From Bill Smyth of Mount Pleasant.
From Joel Rosenblatt of Mount Pleasant: "Taken while on one of many carriage rides that we have taken through Charleston every time that we have guests and visitors."
From Kristi Meeuwse of Charleston: "This photo was taken in Downtown Charleston."
From Marilyn Kaple of Summerville: "Photo taken at 32 Tradd Street. The residents change the box plantings 3 times a year—always bold & beautiful; always enhanced by the gorgeous house paint.  If we are walking SOB, it is a must-check to see what the current plantings are."
From Merv Gibson of Charleston.
This was taken downtown on an evening stroll by Tim Jones of Summerville.
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From Ann Aurbun of Charleston: "Taken in March on Tradd Street early morning."
From Robert Peterson of Summerville: "I took this Sunday morning downtown. With so many beautiful windowboxes, it was difficult to chose just one. I thought this had good balance and Charleston elements."
From Alan Koornick of Seabrook Island: "Charleston SC. March 2020"
From Bill Goff of Daniel Island: "These picture boxes are located on a covered footbridge across Lake Lucerne in Switzerland."
From Bill Smyth of Mount Pleasant.
From Joel Rosenblatt of Mount Pleasant: "Taken while on one of many carriage rides that we have taken through Charleston every time that we have guests and visitors."
From Kristi Meeuwse of Charleston: "This photo was taken in Downtown Charleston."
From Marilyn Kaple of Summerville: "Photo taken at 32 Tradd Street. The residents change the box plantings 3 times a year—always bold & beautiful; always enhanced by the gorgeous house paint.  If we are walking SOB, it is a must-check to see what the current plantings are."
From Merv Gibson of Charleston.
This was taken downtown on an evening stroll by Tim Jones of Summerville.