Photos by SCBerry: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

after the war...well, it seems that bermuda would be least of our worries in a war, but perhaps that could be a mission that your militia would undertake....????

see paula while you were down there?

memories of st. patrick

i have stayed twice at that tall hotel across the river

that paining is rich and smooth

back to the island 1. watch the sun go down 2. hear the sea roll in 3. thinking of you

Note: This photograph was not taken by me.

the old bridge that crossed the Seneca River past the Esso where the long tall bridge is today heading towards Seneca and the YMCA. It has not seen daylight since the lake/river was flooded in the late 50s.

The dike that holds the water back from the campus is to the extreme right. The Esso would be behind the houses in the upper right corner. The bridge crossing the river on Rt. 123 by the Hampton Inn would be to the extreme left.

The original white line dividing the two lanes of the asphalt highway road was still on the pavement.

it is my goal to visit as many SC waterfalls as I can, but I have not been to many in Oconee County. This area is beautiful. Rugged mountain wilderness and pastoral bottom valleys. I hope it always remains that way!

Thank You for the historical perspective...I will now change the title of the picture. Micanopy is a beautifuly preserved town, and I hope it can always stay that way. And congratulations to your wonderful restoration.

I hope you went on down the road and enjoyed the bar-b-que at Brasstown bar-b-que. My wife and I go there several times each trip up to our mountain house. I go even further down the road and climb down to the falls.