This big guy was in our backyard yesterday afternoon.
Anyone confirm what he is?
Update:
Could be a Banded Water Snake or a Mud Snake.
This big guy was in our backyard yesterday afternoon.
Anyone confirm what he is?
Update:
Could be a Banded Water Snake or a Mud Snake.
Had a perfectly normal voting experience today. People were taking an extra long time to vote, however. Not sure if that was because of the new machines or because of the large amount of items to be voted on, 8 screens total. Since the new machines have absolutely no paper trail, I [...]
Since I didn’t have enough to do helping keeping the Charleston Wiki running, now boasting a total of 320 pages and 51 users by the way, Brian drags me into the Lowcountry Blogroll(LBR), another community project of Butterfat, LLC.
I guess the blogroll has already served a purpose however, by allowing me to find Jared’s blog.
My latest time sink has been the Charleston Wiki. It was nice that we could get that going so fast and participation has been growing. I’ve also been working on Co.ntact.us. Maybe I’ll have something barely usable soon, so I can get some feedback.
Now that the trauma is sufficiently behind me I can now post about this.
Last Wednesday someone had the idea to go to King Buffet for lunch. For readers that don’t know what King Buffet is, it’s a Chinese/Italian/american/errr… buffet on highway 17. It attempts to put on a facade of class to [...]
I have my own issues with the restaurant(spamming MUSC more than once), but now we have proof something odd is going on here.
Made my first crossing by foot today. Looking down from one of the towers I noticed a bicycle down amongst the rocks of it’s base.
Had dinner last night at J. Paulz. The name grates on me a little, almost like it’s trying to hard or something. Anyhow, they serve tapas and sushi. The ambiance can best be described as upscale, “adult contemporary”. Several TV’s are mounted around the bar, encroaching on an otherwise pleasant [...]
Quotes here are from “Charleston Watch“.
City Council debates the issue of low income housing on Daniel Island and West Ashley.
“The black minister who spoke against the Daniel Island and West Ashley developments also feared the high incidence of crime in a clustered development. She also made the point that the development planned for the Sherwood [...]
The picture stinks but the fireworks were great.
Much better shots can be found here.