Tuesday, September 18, 2012

The Low Country of South Carolina

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Byways and highways in the low country of South Carolina are rural and rustic.

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Here's a do-it-your-selfer with a combo boat.
The hull is from a sailbaot.
The top deck  is salvaged from a  motorboat.
The middle is a houseboat.
This takes messing about in  boats to whole new level.
Seaworthy?
Um... probably, as long as the wind and waves are very calm.

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Atlantic Ocean

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Beach side campground.
No electricity. Just nature.
The dunes and sea oats separate the camp from the ocean.
Hunting Island
South Carolina

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View from the path to the beach. 

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This driftwood was wrapped around the steel beam.
The rust infused itself into the wood.

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This tree stopped me up short.
It spoke to me.
It seemed like a natural metaphor for my life.
From big and strong to sawed off short...
But making an optimistic comeback. 

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