Charleston South Carolina Tag-o-rama

Shit man..twice I've screwed this one up. I'm going to defer to a better tag finder than myself. I wanted to get a shot under the bridge but there was some crackheads doing lord knows what in a mustang.

When I went to this spot, there was an RV parked about 30 yards away, but I figured they were probably just cooking up some meth, no biggie.

Yeah it was seedy. I didn't want to get to close as I was scootering and I was worried they'd mistake my practicality for weakness.

So just to be clear we aren't counting the photos as a grab right?

located under the bridge between limehouse bridge and hiway 17S.


new tag: redoubt number 3 on james island

Nice XR

Thanks, Dom. It's a fun bike, I just wish there was somewhere decent nearby for me to ride it. The poor thing just sits under its cover all of the time.
By the way, you were only about 100yds off on that tag above. It was back there behind that Charger.

I had an 04 XR650l stolen right out of my driveway. I had paid it off the month before and went from comp and collision to liability. It was def my favorite of all the bikes I've owned. I feel you about the lack of riding. I moved here with my KLR and sold it within the first three months of getting here. Just not enough decent dirt close by.

I was actually in the right spot I just didn't take a photo. I don't know what my deal was I must have taken my dumb pills. Anyhoo I'm glad you grabbed that tag. I'm thinking of heading over for the other one after dinner if I have time.

Redoubt # 3 was one of six Confederate earthwork fortifications constructed during 1861 and 1862 across the center of James Island from a tributary of James Island Creek on Croskey Royall’s Plantation, south to Stiles Mellichamp’s Plantation on Clark Sound. In November 1863, it was armed with one 24-pounder smoothbore cannon.

These earthworks were collectively known as the East Lines. They were designed, with other earthworks located to the west, to protect Charleston from a Federal attack originating from the Stono River. In late 1863, when the stronger New Lines were constructed nearer the Stono River, the East Lines became obsolescent. This redoubt and the rest of Charleston’s defenses were evacuated on February 17, 1865.

Ugh I was convinced I knew where this was until I got there and realized the sign was wrong. Drove all around james island in the dark looking for this one. I brought my camera and tripod to take a cool night picture then I got to the location and a bunch of damn dogs were howling and carrying on. Had to snap a quick pic and take off.

______ is thought to be one of the oldest living organisms east of the Mississippi River.

Will Holy acorns get you one of these?

Yes sir

Not the same parking spot.
But angel oak is behind all that foliage.

Yeah it's hard to get a nice clear shot. It's such a cool location.

Picked that up yesterday, and road around looking for a good tag, then I ran out of road.
Use Heriot st to find it.

Dangit, half an hour too late

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Bridge to Nowhere near Charleston Rifle Club

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There is a new river-side bar hiding out somewhere in Charleston. Hope you can find it

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Is that a DR?

whatever it is, its f@cking cool. nice ride.
but thats almost too quick a grab...next time youre following me around, just say hi, and ill compliment your bike in person.
but seriously, stop following me.
its creepy,

Yes, thank you both. It is a DR650 I picked up Saturday. I couldn't think up a new cool tag that would not be a re-hash of a Lowcountry or State tag, so figured I might advertise for a cool new spot I found a couple months ago.