Photo Slideshow Click to view photos It was love at first sight for Gescheidt when he laid eyes on the beautiful Angel Oak tree. It wasn't his love of art or photography that brought him across the ...

A woman climbed the Angel Oak tree and screamed obscenities ... the fence at the closed park and climbed the tree to a limb 35-feet above the ground, according to www.live5news.com.

Visitors will find one of Charleston's most photographed icons on Johns Island: the Angel Oak ... to the tree to pose next to its long limbs. The tree is worth a quick stop to take a photo ...

A Southern live oak named after the people who used to own the property on which the tree stands, Angel Oak was most likely a robust sapling more than 1,000 years before the Mayflower landed in ...

Moon had an artist carve the oak into what is now known as the "Angel Tree" and moved it toward Gulf shore, where it now towers above the new ... of people who take pictures of it and stand ...