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wow great thread guys. I went to hidden lakes once in the early 80's, tons of people there driving their trucks through the ponds and motorcycles around em, we had honda 250r three wheel rockets. I remember we also had an organized wet tee shirt contest, was a great day and always wanted to go...

They are some great pics of the wrecks, they are in better shape than I would have imagined considering being in a river. I love reading about the revolutionary and pirate times of that area, wish I lived closer to see them in person.

That sounds like an awesome experience to remembered for life Jeff, thanks for sharing. Hey Bob can you introduce me to Tina ?

WOW what an awesome site :-O thanks. I can now get an edumacation regarding all the bugs I have known through the years. http://www.whatsthatbug.com/

If this passes then the next to go will be domestic horse riding as that is cruel and unwanted by the horses, and it does not stop there, theses animal rights activists have no boundaries when it comes to this stuff. They value the life of an ant as equal to a human child.

Great report guys, looks like it was a fun trip.

Holy turtle sightings batman, and here I thought I was the turtle finder as a kid but the most I spotted in a trip was like 6. Gotta love the boxers, if only they could tell stories.

Looks like a brown snake to me, and that fern looks cool, had never seen one before.

Awesome find Jeff, thats a trophy for sure :-)

Nice, I have also been playing Quoits since I was a child at bbq's. Fond memories of watching then playing as early in life as I was able to toss em. Kinda funny this post pops up now as I actually just bought my first set of Quoits after going to a pigroast/blues fest in Florence a week r so...

hmm Ya know about 10 years ago I went to check out the Greenwood WMA and ran into what looked like a giant abandoned blue berry farm there. Down 539 on the right before you hit 72 is a big sand parking lot and I am pretty sure I recall the blueberry field to be on the left as you walk down the...

Awesome pics, thanks for sharing, I may have actually seen the yellow ones before in the pines.

"1969: Methamphetamine rears its ugly head and takes the town by storm, supplanting soft recreational drugs such as marijuana." No lie, me, a friend of mine and my brother went exploring in some woods there in town where their were supposed to be the old mineral springs, and we were amazed at...

Wowzers, what an awesome trip, tremendous snakes, how I would have loved to see them :-O Awesome Pink also, great pics from what appears to have been an excellent trip, way to go guys :-)

Looks like a great trip was had by all, congrats :-)

Hey Bob, for some strange reason I have always loved them. Although I used to trap them in my teens, for the past 20+ years I have had a picture in my mind that I would love to find a artist to paint for me. They are beautiful animals for sure.

Thats great, I used to see them in my explorations as a kid but then one day they decided to straighten out the slow meandering stream to allow faster storm runoff and they disappeared :-(

Very nice indeed, they are still on my list of snakes to be seen.

So are they being printed again ? I still need a copy :-)

Looks like a giant shiner but with alligator teeth :-O