We headed to Edisto Beach where the sun was out and so were American flags as far as the eye could see.
We did our part by bringing a small flag.
The rules at this beach allow people to bring alcoholic beverages, unlike the ones closer to Charleston. Many people on this day were drinking beer held in koozies.
Edisto Beach does prohibit glass containers. Plastic bottles of water are allowed, again unlike other area beaches.
Flags also adorned some of the pleasure craft that cruised along the beach.
A C-17 Globemaster III from Charleston Air Force Base was part of a military fly-by that included a pair of F-16 fighter planes.
Flags also adorned some of the pleasure craft that cruised along the beach.
A C-17 Globemaster III from Charleston Air Force Base was part of a military fly-by that included a pair of F-16 fighter planes.
The F-16s zoomed by before I could get a photo...darn!
Edisto Beach was a nice place to spend three or four hours on this national holiday. The vibe was patriotic and family first. Here are more photos that capture the flavor of the American holiday.
Thank you Edisto Island Beach for a great Fourth of July. We will probably be back again next year!
Edisto Beach was a nice place to spend three or four hours on this national holiday. The vibe was patriotic and family first. Here are more photos that capture the flavor of the American holiday.
A squadron of Brown Pelicans
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