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lastcow > Pre-opening light testing on the Arthur Ravenel Jr, bridge in Charleston, SC. SC Highway Deptment photos.
lastcow > South Carolina and The Low Country. All images copyright Larry Laskowski, 2003 - 2008 > red hats prayer
lastcow > Passiflora or Passion flower (this is a hybrid “Star of Bristol” created in 1987 by John Vanderplank, UK) got it name from descriptions of it flower parts supplied by priest in “New Spain" (South America). The descriptions were interpreted in 1609 in Rome as representing various elements of the Crucifixion, five petal and five sepals (the ten disciples, minus Judas & Peter): outer fringe (the crown of thorns); five stamens (number of wounds Christ received and knob-like stigmas of the pistil (the nails). This symbolism is not universal. Introduced to Europe from South America in the Eighteenth Century. Most passiflora are vines. Photo taken October 30, 2005 on King Street, Charleston South Carolina. © L. Laskowski 2005
lastcow > A Spiny Back Orb Weaver, Gasteracantha cancriformis. We had a bumper crop of Spiny Backs this summer. They are tiny and harmless but weave huge webs. I had a lot of them in my front and back yard. When I say big webs, I mean big, I had one web that was about 11 feet by 8 feet.
lastcow > "View from a Bench". White Point Gardens (also called Battery Park) on the Battery, Charleston, SC. taken late November 2006. Photo © Larry Laskowski, 2006
lastcow > Pineapple Fountain, Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC. Photo © L. J. Laskowski, 2004
lastcow > The Church of Prince William's Parish know as Sheldon was built in 1745 - 1755. It was burned by the British Army in 1779 and rebuilt in 1826. It was burned again by the Federal Army in 1865. Located just outside of Yemasee, South Carolina. Photo © L. J. Laskowski, 2004
lastcow > Sunset on Shem Creek, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. Photo copyright L. Laskowski, June 2006.
lastcow > Reenactor waiting to participate in the Hunley ceremony. April 17, 2004, Whitepoint Gardens, Charleston, SC. Photo © L. J. Laskowski, 2004
A Spiny Back Orb Weaver, Gasteracantha cancriformis. We had a bumper crop of Spiny Backs this summer. They are tiny and harmless but weave huge webs. I had a lot of them in my front and back yard. When I say big webs, I mean big, I had one web that was about 11 feet by 8 feet.
lastcow > A Spiny Back Orb Weaver, Gasteracantha cancriformis. We had a bumper crop of Spiny Backs this summer. They are tiny and harmless but weave huge webs. I had a lot of them in my front and back yard. When I say big webs, I mean big, I had one web that was about 11 feet by 8 feet.
A Spiny Back Orb Weaver, Gasteracantha cancriformis. We had a bumper crop of Spiny Backs this summer. They are tiny and harmless but weave huge webs. I had a lot of them in my front and back yard. When I say big webs, I mean big, I had one web that was about 11 feet by 8 feet.
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