The crazy ups and downs of this year’s winter weather is confusing plants, such as this azalea which bloomed two months early in West Ashley. With temperatures below freezing tonight, the weather may wreak havoc on bright blooms across the state later this spring. Photo by Michael Kaynard, Kaynard Photography.
Here’s a photo of a place that may look familiar, but then again, it may look a little different. Clue: It’s not in Charleston County, but it’s nearby. What and where is this great photo by contributing photographer Michael Kaynard? Send your best guess to: editor@charlestoncurrents.com — and be sure to include the town in which you live.
CLUE: This mural is somewhere in Charleston, but where? It might be more familiar than you think. Please send your guesses to: editor@charlestoncurrents.com — and make sure to include your name and the town where you reside. Photo by Michael Kaynard of Kaynard Photography.
You know you’ve seen this green ironwork somewhere in Charleston, but where. Look closely at the photo for clues (maybe in the background). Photo by Michael Kaynard, Kaynard Photography.
This week’s mystery might be too tough, but let’s see, especially since last week’s was relatively easy. Hint: This window is somewhere in Charleston County. Send your guess — and your current hometown — to editor@charlestoncurrents.com. Photo by Michael Kaynard, Kaynard Photography.
We’re betting this image won’t be too tough for many long-time Charlestonians, but then again, who knows? Fourth correct answer of the location of this photo gets a pair of RiverDogs tickets. Send your entry — plus your name and hometown — to editor@charlestoncurrents.com. Photo by Michael Kaynard, Kaynard Photography.
The detail in this gate at the Edmondson-Alston House illustrates the long history of the museum, the only house museum that commands a great view of Charleston’s harbor.
These juvenile anhingas were nesting very low on Sunday with an adult in the Audubon Swamp near some egret nests, contributing photographer Michael Kaynard writes.
This Charleston landmark might be sitting under your nose. Tell us what it is and its significance. The first person to do so will get a pair of ticket vouchers good for any RiverDogs game.
The dazzling spring weather is making everything greener around Charleston. The peacefulness of this oak tree in Magnolia Cemetery snapped Sunday by contributing photographer Michael Kaynard is a calming reminder for the day of rest.
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