SUPER STAR- 2008 Tour
Changes in Latitude - Changes in Attitude
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Facts:
- Independence
from the British
Crown during
the American
Revolution
- South Carolina
was the first
state to secede
from the Union
- South Carolina
has voted for a
Republican in
every
presidential
election from
1964 to 2004,
with the
exception of
1976 when
Jimmy Carter,
from
neighboring
Georgia, won
the state over
Gerald Ford
- State
Nickname:
Palmetto State
- As of 2006, it
was estimated
that the
metropolitan
area had a total
population of
about 603,178
people
- Charleston has
a humid
subtropical
climate (Köppen
climate
classification
Cfa), with mild
winters, hot,
humid
summers, and
significant
rainfall all year
long
- The Charleston
area has a rich
maritime
heritage, and
this is evidenced
by the vast
number of boats
visible in the
area's
waterways.
- Bohicket Marina
is located off the
North Edisto
River on
Bohicket Creek.
It has the
advantage of
easy access to
the Atlantic
Ocean, the Ace
Basin and the
Intra Coastal
Waterway (ICW)
- The 2000
census reported
Johns Island
has a total of
11,477. The
island has a
land area of
216.83 km²
(83.72 sq mi),
making it the
fourth largest
island on the
east coast of the
United States
and the 59th
largest island in
the United
States.






Charleston Harbor Marina and Resort
Marina at Mount Pleasant - our first destination in
Charleston.
Charleston Harbor Marina
View of the Marina and the USS York Town from
the Ravena Bridge.
Charleston Port
View of the port from Mount Pleasant.
Rockville, SC
A view from Bohicket Creek.
Sea Island Yacht Club
Yacht club located in Rockville on Wadmalaw
Island
Marsh on Bohicket Creek - low country
View from our boat at high tide.
Sunset on Bohicket Creek
Sunset as seen from the deck of the SUPER
STAR.
Charleston, SC
Covered boat ramps are common on the Inter
coastal.
Charleston is known for its classic homes dating
back to the revolution and pre-civil war.
Charleston, SC
Circular Congregation Church
This is the 3rd building at this site. This church
was built in 1890 from the bricks of the previous
church.