Pinckney Plantation-Lavish Surroundings

Now that you have seen the plantation house let's go look at the grounds.

The house faces the water with beautiful views framed by Live Oak trees.

The house has witnessed the ebb and flow of the tide for centuries.

The house nestled amongst the trees as we head down the dock.

Off to the side a courtyard welcomes visitors to sit for a while.

Views from further down the dock.

A wine glass sparkles in the sunlight.

The sun's rays stream across the wooden plank floorboards.

An egret at marsh's edge majestically prepares for flight.

Have a seat and enjoy the views.

Of course, the views are better from this chair at the end of the dock.

That wine glass seems to be following me everywhere:).

The tide is coming in as the sun prepares its evening descent.

Marsh grasses frame the glassy water.

In the distance an Osprey nests above the still waters.

Let's go back toward the house and enjoy the view of the marsh from the yard.

Iron work on the porch.

These wicker chairs look like a nice place to rest.

Fresh flowers soften the porch's tabby walls.

Now that we've rested let's stroll through the side gardens.

View of the house from the garden.

An iron gate leads to the back garden.

One can almost imagine the lady of the manor strolling along the worn brick pathways tending to her flowers.

At the opposite end of the garden a soft glow emanates through the trees branches.

This place must be haunted because that wine glass seems to be following me where ever I go!

Thanks for visiting Pinckney Plantation with me.

Now where did that wine glass disappear to now?