Tag: South Carolina
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South Carolina’s Revolutionary Landscapes Part I: Revolutionary War Sites
“We fight, get beat, rise, and fight again.”- Major General Nathanael Greene South Carolina’s Revolutionary Landscapes explores the places where history lives. From battlefields and historic sites to living-history reenactments,...
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What lies Beyond the Love of Charleston?
The Adjutants General of 54 states and territories set their sights on Charleston for the 2013 National Guard Senior Leaders Conference. I remember the looks on their faces when I...
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Did You Know That Alligators Love Pink?
The alligator moved stealthily towards us in the grey light just before dawn. Partially underwater in the low tide, his belly spread flat in the mud. Eddie and I watched...
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“The Best Company” at the S.C. Military History Foundation
“God, adrenaline, and my 24-year-old eyesight enabled me to see with no light in that order.” ~ 1LT Frank Walker – Pilot (Rescue) ~ “The Rescue of Lady Ace – 11 Jul...
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Flashback to the American Revolution – Ninety Six, South Carolina
My flashback to the American Revolution occurred on January 23, 2023, at 08:59:06 hours. A locked entrance gate secured the Ninety Six Historic Site, and I stood there alone in...
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Journey Through South Carolina; a photographer’s Love of the State
Travel writing and photography are the best ways to learn more about the places we visit. Three things happened simultaneously over the last three years that led to an exhibit...
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“No Bridge = No Problem!” It’s what makes Daufuskie Island So Unique.
We walked out of the cottage onto the tiny porch and into the yard. Not long after sunset, we were thrust into pitch-black darkness.
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Intelligent Little Gundog Puppies and a Popular Boykin Poster
The Gundog puppies sniffed at the bird on the ground. They were only five weeks old and had never seen a bird. Amazingly, one of the puppies picked the bird...
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Five Reasons to Love the South Carolina Botanical Garden
The Natural Heritage Trail is the first reason you’ll love the 295-acre South Carolina Botanical Garden. The half-mile long walking trail located within the sanctuary, provides the diversity you’d find...
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Women from S.C. inspire future generations with their remarkable military service.
On October 29, 1978, an Act of Congress disestablished the Women’s Army Corps. Two years earlier, in 1976, women were accepted into the Air Force on an equal basis with...
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