I visited my daughter in Miami and while I understand why people would like to visit, living there is a whole another thing. The heat. The drivers )non-drivers) and the politics! No thank you. It's so hot that you can barely enjoy yourself!
I just wanted everyone to be aware, because the next person are child may not be lucky like my Daughter with there injury they may Substain and to hear that the driver is not At fault just like that, like what they did to my Daughter. because she don't have a License.
Angel Oak Tree’s age has been a topic of debate, but the consensus agrees that it’s about 400 to 500 years old. Records show that the land the tree grows on originally belonged to South Carolina’s Cussoe tribe. By the 1700s, the tree was part of the estate of a wealthy man named Abraham Waight. The land and tree stayed in the family for generations and served as the wedding site of Waight’s descendants Martha W.T. Angel and Justus Angel, for whom the tree is named. In its life, Angel Oak has weathered countless storms and serious natural disasters. It’s also bore witness to many eras in South Carolina history. Local folklore claims that the tree’s name also alludes to the ghosts of slaves from the plantation the land used to belong to that appear around the tree at night.
