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2 comments:
Have room for another correction? Those trees look a lot like Bluffton trees. Near Moss Creek. On Route 278 as one leaves Hilton Head Island.
-ski
You are correct of course. My intention was the show the view as one leaves the island, out into the big world. I also just kinda generically refer to the whole area as "Hilton Head" now, because no one outside SC knows what Bluffton is.
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