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  • 1-28-2010 by Redding O'Shea
  • thanks guys!!!!<br /> <br /> 10-24-2010
  • 10-24-2010 by Josh Scruggs.<br /> <br /> Thanks for our freedom
  • 10-24-2010 by Josh Scruggs<br /> thanks for our freedom!
  • pictures that were sent to me from my brother Steve Metts in Charleston SC. I live in Poolville Texas and this is a tribute to the Poolville High School volleyball team . It woul;d mean so very much if you could pic out the best pictures and post them on follyboat.com.
  • 10-23-2010
  • 10-23-2010
  • 10-23-2010<br /> <br /> pictures that were sent to me from my brother Steve Metts in Charleston SC. I live in Poolville Texas and this is a tribute to the Poolville High School volleyball team . It woul;d mean so very much if you could pic out the best pictures and post them on follyboat.com.
  • 10-23-2010
  • These photos are by Steve Metts, David Henry, and Nikki.The Folly boat was painted by them on Oct 23, 2010<br /> <br /> pictures that were sent to me from my brother Steve Metts in Charleston SC. I live in Poolville Texas and this is a tribute to the Poolville High School volleyball team . It woul;d mean so very much if you could pic out the best pictures and post them on follyboat.com.
  • 2-13-10<br /> Charleston Snow Day!!!
  • 2-21-2010
  • 3-11-2010
  • 3-11-2010
  • 4-10-2010 submitted by lindsay and dave svendsen
  • 4-10-2010 submitted by dave and lindsay svendsen
  • 4-13-10 by wade cooper
  • 4-13-2010 by wade cooper and amy moran
  • 4-3-2010 by Felicia<br /> <a href="http://www.feliciagraham.com">http://www.feliciagraham.com</a>
  • 5-26-2010 by Brian Francher.<br /> Brian writes:<br /> I haven’t been writing entries with my photographs in the last few days but tonight’s image is special. I had planned on dropping by on Folly Road to get a quick shot of the “Folly Boat” for my project. The Folly Boat washed ashore during hurricane Hugo two decades ago and has since become a permanent part of Charleston’s charm. In an unspoken honor system families and groups will repaint the side of the boat with their own messages, sometimes in honor of graduations or other achievements, sometimes in honor of special events, and other times, as here in this image, in memorial to a loved one.<br /> <br /> As I pulled alongside the boat tonight, the family of Mrs. Pat Pierce was finishing their memorial to her passing today. They had honored their father’s passing in the same way, with the same colors. I was honored they allowed me to photograph their family event. I was touched by the way they were able to celebrate their mother’s life well lived even in the midst of the sadness of her passing. It reminded me once again that the most important legacy we leave are the lives we touched. The love this family showed and the honks of support and sympathy from passing cars left no doubt that Mrs. Pierce was a special lady. I am humbled.<br /> <br /> See his "Project 365" at<br /> <a href="http://www.tribriguy.wordpress.com">http://www.tribriguy.wordpress.com</a>
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