More photos: This is Middleton Plantation, built by the Middleton family in the 1730s. Eventually during the civil war much of it was burnt to the ground. It was later somewhat rebuilt and the gardens restored.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
We enjoyed a wonderful day of Conference. To begin the day we were out at the post by 0800 to begin looking for AIT students. We were able to visit with several of our students throughout the morning. Brothers Palmer and Voorhees were the only AIT students who came out the chapel to watch conference. We enjoyed the entire day with them. Between sessions we at hot dogs, mac'n cheese, red beans and rice. We all had an enjoyable time being together and listening to our church leaders.
More photos: This is Middleton Plantation, built by the Middleton family in the 1730s. Eventually during the civil war much of it was burnt to the ground. It was later somewhat rebuilt and the gardens restored.
What's left of the Middleton home.
Looking the way the home faces.
The back yard
A huge oak tree
Beautiful gardens, Azaleas are the red bushes in the photos.
The brown fields way in the back, used to be rice paddies.
More photos: This is Middleton Plantation, built by the Middleton family in the 1730s. Eventually during the civil war much of it was burnt to the ground. It was later somewhat rebuilt and the gardens restored.
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