May 2, all done 5/16/2006

Phil Smith, he nicely gave me permission to photograph in this area that is private property! He has made improvements to this very valuable property, and believe me, it is! Thanks to him, well, he did set a nice table!

Walkway to the furthest out shrimp boats. They are right at the entrance to the Charleston harbor.

Marsh side dining, true outdoor eating experience. If torch light fails there is a handy flashlight. Bring bug spray and enjoy your food. Fresh fish in the creek!

Designed by Phil Smith

Creek Side Dining Experience as seen from the walkway. The FINAL walkway.

Traps: beyond that I do not know. I only know so much. As do most of us!

I was fascinated, always have been, with the walkway. I worked these up all the same without special attention, in a hurry. I think I will give them some contrast when I get to it, what does anyone else think? g

You know we had a challenge with repeating patterns, it never occurred to me that I could use these. I went all over the place finding the perfect entry which did not make the finals anyway. Now I look at these and all I see is repeating lines, smile! They are five minutes from here.

Traps of some kind. Gosh people expect me to know everything!

Phil Smith: He nicely gave me permission to use the private walkways......

Unique dining experience on the edge of the marsh. One can experience all that nature in the low country has to offer almost. No seeums, they are a particular memorable bug.
Fresh fish is available here. It is in the Creek, so bring your old pole, some beer, a hope and a prayer. If the torch light fails, there is always the handy, ever ready, flashlight.

Walkway to docks and shrimp boats by the entrance to the harbor

Final walkway to the last shrimp boats before the creek runs into the Charleston Harbor. Looked like a storm was coming!