Abandoned Tennis Courts

Abandoned Tennis Courts

By On July 26, 2006 · Leave a Comment

This past weekend, I was able to explore an abandoned tennis court in North Myrtle Beach. I have added the photographs to my series of views on the Abandoned Grand Strand. Things falling apart stand in stark contrast to the surreal, neon tourist destination that the Grand Strand has become. If you look [...]

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Saturday Canoe Trip with the SCASLA

By On July 24, 2006 · Leave a Comment

I just recently became a member of my professional organization (the SCASLA) and attended my first SCASLA event, the annual canoe trip down the Edisto River. I now present my photo tour:

The Outfitters (Carolina Heritage Outfitters)

Rob in Action

Going Under I-95

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Weird Music Video #1

By On July 19, 2006 · 4 Comments

Some of my closest friends know of my love for The Dance. I have practiced & practiced many routines, from Darren’s Dance Grooves to that new bit of pool choreography the girls made up at the last pool party. Now, I feel sure my love of The Dance will be nurtured throughout my lifetime. I [...]

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Bottom Joke

By On July 17, 2006 · Leave a Comment

What has a bottom at the top?

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Canoe SC

By On July 17, 2006 · 2 Comments

It’s becoming more & more difficult to find a proper canoe rental outfitters in South Carolina. When I first moved down to the Grand Strand, there was a cute little place in Conway where you could rent a canoe & paddle the Waccamaw. That outfitter has since closed down. Canoeing is so relaxing & fun, [...]

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Thrifted Chair

My New Chair

By On July 17, 2006 · 1 Comment

The town of Calabash, NC is locally famous for two things: Calabash Seafood & Great Thrift Stores. On a recent sojourn to the area, I came across this great new chair. (I got it for a steal–only $28!)

It’s very 80′s, very brown, & very cool. I bought a great [...]

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Crafty Car

Crafty Car

By On July 17, 2006 · Leave a Comment

Because I have recently been too busy to do much crafting, I am taking the opportunity to highlight some local outstanding examples of craft. If you visit the North Myrtle Beach Flea Market (on Highway 17 just over the waterway), you may have the good fortune to view this beauty of limousine. I think it [...]

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