South Carolina: The Palmetto State
South Carolina has become a top destination for travelers. With a rich history, unique architecture, tons of wildlife, picturesque scenery in every direction and carefully preserved culture and traditions, it is no wonder why visitors would be enamored by her.
As a native of South Carolina, one thing I take great pride in is how welcoming and friendly the locals are with visitors. We enjoy sitting outside on a gorgeous day, connecting with new friends over amazing cuisine, cool beverages and great music.
While I may be a bit biased, there’s definitely something very special about The Palmetto State.
For more images, go to the South Carolina gallery in the Square by Design Collection.
Read MoreAs a native of South Carolina, one thing I take great pride in is how welcoming and friendly the locals are with visitors. We enjoy sitting outside on a gorgeous day, connecting with new friends over amazing cuisine, cool beverages and great music.
While I may be a bit biased, there’s definitely something very special about The Palmetto State.
For more images, go to the South Carolina gallery in the Square by Design Collection.
The Bewildering Boneyard
The Botany Bay Series
Location: Boneyard Beach at Botany Bay Plantation, Edisto Island, SC
It’s strange, isn’t it?
To see a beach lined with sun bleached, weather-worn trees from one end to the other confuses the mind a bit. Where did they come from?
The short answer is erosion…Edisto is a barrier island and erosion pretty much comes with the territory. Thankfully, the extensive protection and preservation of this unusual site allows us to wander, wonder and enjoy this little corner of the world that is still unspoiled.
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