Driving Around the Lowcountry in South Carolina

The Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto Rivers flow through this flat plain, creating one of the largest undeveloped estuaries on the East Coast.  This area is known as the Lowcountry.






We drove through
Varnville.

I'm hearing banjos.... 

A Fire Tower reminds
me that this are is
prone to fires.

The Hampton County

Courthouse

The Gifford Water Tower

 

The Estill Water Tower

is topped with a

"twinkly" star.

Railroad tracks divide
Estill.

The layout reminds me
of Plains, Georgia.

 Our first Armadillo sighting.

Farm fields

Yemassee is proud of its

railway history & its

Shrimp Festival.

Trees grow in this
swampy region.

Eric turned around so I

could get a picture of

this mailbox.

Eric chortled when he read
the top sign...

YOUR WIFE IS HOT...
Time to Get Your
A/C Fixed.

The St. George

Water Tower 

The Sangaree
Water Tower

Our drive around the inland section of Lowcountry of South Carolina was on secondary roads. The towns and cities along our route are separated by pine trees, swamps and farm fields.