It's one of the most beautiful days we've had in a while. Being on the horseshoe makes it that much better.
Update: For my readers that aren't familiar with the horseshoe... the horseshoe is on the University of South Carolina - Columbia campus, and sits between Sumter, Pendleton, Pickens and Greene streets in Downtown Columbia. It is the site of the university's original campus founded in 1801 -- and features a long brick-paved walkway that forms the shape of a horseshoe. (The opening of the horseshoe faces Sumter St.) Within the center of the horseshoe is green space, with lush green grass and large old shady oaks. On any given day hundreds of students use the open space for relaxation, an afternoon game of frisbee, or studying. The outer perimeter of the horseshoe is lined with the first buildings ever erected on the university campus. The original college buildings are still in use today and house many university offices, a campus museum, library, chapel, and the president's house.
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