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  1. Beach Parks

    Beach chair & umbrellas rentals are available seasonally at all 3 beach parks.

  2. Campground Site Photos

    Image of campsite #9 at James Island County Park

  3. Challenge Course High Elements

    Beam Traverse

  4. Challenge Course Low Elements

    Mohawk Walk

  5. Charleston Trident Fishing Tournament

    2014 CTFT Photo Contest: First Place by Mikey O’Cain

  6. Cypress Hall at Wannamaker County Park

    Cypress Hall

  7. Edisto Hall at James Island County Park

    Edisto Hall at James Island County Park

  8. Folly Beach County Park Shore Stabilization

    May 7 Folly Beach County Park Shore Stabilization

  9. Folly Beach Edwin S. Taylor Fishing Pier

    Brandon Mullin with a 6 lb., 10 oz. Black Drum and Marvin Price with a 6 lb, 5 oz. Black Drum caught during our July Monthly Tournament on Saturday, 7/30/10

  10. McLeod Plantation Restoration

    Main House

  11. Mount Pleasant Pier

    Pictured are 20 Sheepshead caught by this group of Charlestonians.

  12. Old Towne Creek County Park

    Located in the heart of West Ashley, Old Towne Creek County Park is ideal for weddings, corporate picnics, oyster roasts, or any occasion where a convenient and secluded location is needed. The property features large open meadows, marsh views, gorgeous b

  13. Ravenel Caw Caw Interpretive Center

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  14. Sea Island Cotton Project 2017

    A week after planting, the first cotton plants emerge from the soil

  15. Sk8 Charleston Construction Timeline

    CCPRC Skatepark - 3.1.16 2

  16. The Challenge Course

    01-390

  17. The Lake House at Bulow

    The Lake House at Bulow

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Sea Island Cotton Project 2017

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James Island resident Bill McLean with bags of see

James Island resident Bill McLean embarked upon a search for Sea Island cotton seed from the Lowcountry. He successfully located and acquired Bleak Hall seed originating from Edisto Island at a USDA seed repository.

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