Can you imagine God creating a more beautiful paradise? This is Daufuskie Island

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My dear husband Greg bought me my first Roger Pinckney book and I am excited to read the native Daufuskie Islander author over the Christmas Holiday while we are up north burried in the snow. I somehow believe that Roger and I are probably related because my 102 year old granny Suber was a Pinckney.....I know about 1/2 of the state of South Carolina is full of the Pinckney's I will report back in January on Roger's book. I am sure that I am going to enjoy it.

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