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MYSTERY PHOTO: Extreme close-up

MYSTERY PHOTO: Extreme close-up

You’ve probably see this picture before, but just not so close-up.  What is it?  Send your best guess – plus your name and the town in which you now live – to editor@charlestoncurrents.com.  In the subject line, write: “Mystery Photo guess.” (If you don’t include your contact information, we can’t give you credit!)

Last issue’s mystery: The July 16 mystery photo might have made your skin crawl – if you thought about all of the bugs you will encounter in the summer in the Congaree National Park in lower Richland County, which is where the photo was taken.

by · 07/23/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Mystery Photo, Photos
7/23, full issue: About Carrie Whipper; Trump and Russia; more

7/23, full issue: About Carrie Whipper; Trump and Russia; more

FOCUS:  Visionary Whipper has made good things happen COMMENTARY, Brack:  Trump on Russia makes S.C. GOP leaders squirm IN THE SPOTLIGHT: SCIWAY GOOD NEWS:  New Charleston Waterfront Pass debuts WHAT WE LOVE:  Tell us what you love FEEDBACK:  Teaching kids to swim makes a difference MYSTERY PHOTO:  Extreme close-up S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA:  Sassafras Mountain CALENDAR, July 23+:  Sales tax free weekend […]

by · 07/23/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
HISTORY:  Granby, S.C.

HISTORY: Granby, S.C.

S.C. Encyclopedia | Situated at the head of navigation of the Congaree River, Granby was among the first important trading posts in the South Carolina interior. The town originated as a large Indian village on Congaree Creek.

by · 10/12/2015 · Comments are Disabled · Features, S.C. Encyclopedia