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Compare And Contrast: Middleton Place And Magnolia Gardens
Middleton Place and Magnolia Gardens - because of their immense beauty and incredible capacity to relax the spirit and help unwind the stress. A canoe or paddle boat ride is like traveling back into time. I confess to wondering just what it must have been like in bygone days. when travel back and forth was by the waterways and how it must have been even more beautiful then" Chaplain Bill Herrmann. First city in America to have theater
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