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A random collection of rants, reviews, and miscellaneous thoughts on everything from instructional technology to local restaurants.
Charleston Magazine – A Retraction and Apology
OK, my apologies to Charleston Magazine. I had complained that they didn’t credit my photo when they used the photo in their January issue of the magazine. It turns out, they did. The credit was actually in the fold of the page. It was tiny, tiny, tiny, and I certainly missed it until my sister-in-law [...]
Posted in Photography
Getting Religion on the Edisto
The Current be with you. And also with you. May the waters of the Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto flow over you and bless you… I’ve mentioned before how our Lowcountry Unfiltered core group tends to consist of guys with names of the disciples. On this latest trip to the Edisto River we noticed other religious [...]
Posted in Paddling, Photography
Rainy Paddle on the Edisto River
Not only was it a second Saturday and time for another Lowcountry Unfiltered kayak trip, but this month we were set to repeat one of our legendary treks – running the Edisto River from Mars Old Field Landing to Messervy Landing. We’ve come to refer to this as our “beer commercial” trip. It’s always a [...]
Posted in Paddling, Photography
Edisto River – The Jacksonboro Passage
This trip was supposed to have been last week. The second Saturday of the month is when our Lowcountry Unfiltered group normally hits the trail. However, an event last weekend involving most of our group caused us to postpone the trip. That freed me up to participate in the Tame the Tyger Race last weekend. [...]
Posted in Geocaching and Maps, Paddling, Photography
Another LCU Edisto Day
The Edisto River has become home base for Lowcountry Unfiltered (or, at least, it runs a close second to the Savannah.) We try to paddle it at least twice, sometimes three times a year. Each section has its own characteristics. The stretch from Mars Old Field to Givhen’s Ferry is the “party stretch”, with float [...]
Posted in Paddling
