Sunrise Sunset Times of Lyttleton St, Camden, SC, USA

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Sunrise & Sunset Photos

Goodale State Park

South Carolina Sunset

Fading light

Somewhere Over the USA

Dam Sunrise

Aerial Lake Wateree Dam Overflow

Dam Overflow Perspective

Lake Wateree Overflow with Tree

Lake Wateree, Lugoff Dam and Power Plant, Selfie

Dam and Fallen Buoy Line

Richmond Hilton's grave

Jeff's cacti

Harry & Jeff

Pat and John

pond cypress

dirty botanists

This was General Kershaw's residence and headquarters during their Revolutionary War campaigns in Camden, SC.

A palisade built by British forces in Camden had been relocated to Historic Camden in 1975. It once ran the entire length of the front portion of the park, but thanks to Hurricane Matthew, this is all that remains.

The Drakeford House, circa 1812 was built by a Patriot soldier after the Revolution. This can be viewed at Historic Camden.

Historic Camden is a site honoring the Revolutionary War history of Camden, South Carolina.

The Bradley House was built in 1800 and is an example of an early Camden log cabin. It can be viewed at Historic Camden.

The Craven House, circa 1789, is now situated at Historic Camden as an example of Revolutionary War era architecture.

Pickerelweed with Swallowtail

aquatic botany class

Steve with Joe

Leigh with Joe