By Alison Palmer, special to Charleston Currents
1.
When a fox gets lost in the snow
it stands at attention, cold soldier
among the trees.
When I get lost in the snow
I bow down, ungracefully, saluting limbs
heavy with the white of morning.
Staff reports | With most people across the Lowcountry homebound because of the Great Charleston Snow of 2018, we solicited photos via Facebook from people around the area and were flabbergasted to receive more than 60 photos from 40 people.
What’s amazing in looking through these photos is how you can see the storm and its impact through lots of different eyes. You can find your favorite by going through the links above. In addition to the photo above, here are five of our favorites…
OUR FAVORITES
PHOTOS: The Great Charleston Snow of 2018
MORE PIX of the Great Charleston Snow of 2018
Staff reports | With so many people enthusiastically responding with more great photos of the Great Charleston Snow of 2018 [Note to self: Write “snow,” not “snot”] and its slow-melting aftermath, we thought we’d provide you with some more looks about what’s happened in the area.
Below are 30 more photos — this time from two dozen shutterbugs — organized in three basic categories: People, places and things. Enjoy seeiing cats, dogs, snowmen, Star Wars snobots, flowers, fruits and even a kid jumping for joy.
We’ve collected several photos from around Charleston County of their photographic impressions of the Great Charleston Snow of 2018. Thanks to all who contributed. (More photos being added now)
Click the link above to findphotos from North Charleston, Hanahan, Sullivan’s Island, Folly Beach, downtown Charleston, West Ashley and James Island. If you wan to send your photos, send to: editor@charlestoncurrents.com
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