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Located in the heart of the South Carolina low-country between Columbia and Charleston, Four Holes Swamp is a 45,000-acre matrix of black water sloughs and lakes, shallow bottomland hardwoods, and deep Bald cypress and Tupelo Gum flats. Four Holes Swamp is a major tributary of the Edisto River. Over 15,000 of those acres are owned by the National Audubon Society and make up what is known as the Francis Beidler Forest.
The Beidler Forest was originally established to preserve 1,800 acres of old-growth swamp forest, one of only two stands of old-growth still left in the state. Most of the huge Bald cypress in this part of the swamp are in the neighborhood of 1,000 years old. The oldest known tree on the sanctuary clocked in at 1,500 years old! A visitor center, 1.75-mile boardwalk trail, and a canoe trail on which guided trips are led, provide visitors the chance to explore deep into the swamp's interior.
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Views and images from a weekend on Charleston, SC beaches including Isle of Palms, Sullivan Island, Mt. Pleasant and Fort Moultrie
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Images from around Charleston, SC. All images are draft and would be corrected before released for sale.
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At the far end of Sullivan Island, an island that sits at the mouth of Charleston Harbor sits Fort Moultrie that has seen the the British, Confederates, Union soldiers, US Army soldiers and now armies of children on field trips who come jaded but leave with a sense of wonder about South Carolina's role in the Revolution and Civil War.
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St Louis, Missouri is an incredibly vibrant city with sites and sounds that make me glad to live here. Photos of the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium and the Mississippi are expected. But, the University City Loop, Downtown and visitors to our Nation's Gateway to the West bear looking at from all different angles.
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Stock images from Summer in Tucson, Arizona
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68 imagesLocated in the heart of the South Carolina low-country between Columbia and Charleston, Four Holes Swamp is a 45,000-acre matrix of black water sloughs and lakes, shallow bottomland hardwoods, and deep Bald cypress and Tupelo Gum flats. Four Holes Swamp is a major tributary of the Edisto River. Over 15,000 of those acres are owned by the National Audubon Society and make up what is known as the Francis Beidler Forest. The Beidler Forest was originally established to preserve 1,800 acres of old-growth swamp forest, one of only two stands of old-growth still left in the state. Most of the huge Bald cypress in this part of the swamp are in the neighborhood of 1,000 years old. The oldest known tree on the sanctuary clocked in at 1,500 years old! A visitor center, 1.75-mile boardwalk trail, and a canoe trail on which guided trips are led, provide visitors the chance to explore deep into the swamp's interior.
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128 imagesViews and images from a weekend on Charleston, SC beaches including Isle of Palms, Sullivan Island, Mt. Pleasant and Fort Moultrie
87 imagesImages from around Charleston, SC. All images are draft and would be corrected before released for sale.
46 imagesAt the far end of Sullivan Island, an island that sits at the mouth of Charleston Harbor sits Fort Moultrie that has seen the the British, Confederates, Union soldiers, US Army soldiers and now armies of children on field trips who come jaded but leave with a sense of wonder about South Carolina's role in the Revolution and Civil War.
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81 imagesSt Louis, Missouri is an incredibly vibrant city with sites and sounds that make me glad to live here. Photos of the Gateway Arch, Busch Stadium and the Mississippi are expected. But, the University City Loop, Downtown and visitors to our Nation's Gateway to the West bear looking at from all different angles.
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