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| Red Maples and Split Rail Fence, Charles Towne Landing, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved Our warm winter temperatures have brought out early spring in the Lowcountry. These red maples are sending out their catkins, soon to become little helicopter seeds which spin from their limbs to the ground. This scene is from Charles Towne Landing State Park, the original site of the English settlement of 1670. A decade later, the frustrated settlers moved from this hot, mosquito infested inland area to the breezy peninsula where today's city of Charleston thrives. |
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Early Spring at Charles Towne
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