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Goons, I'll be roughly in the Myrtle Beach SC area in June; what I'd really love to find is some open pine-plantation-looking forest to photo some mushrooms and critters. I have done zero outdoors stuff down there so I don't know where to start scouting a couple good spots, suggestions appreciated!
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Unless you want to find a bunch of cigarette butts and broken beer bottles, don't go hiking at Myrtle Beach. Hilton Head Island, Edisto, or even Lake Marion/Marion Forest (around 45 min from the Myrtle Beach coast) are the areas in SC you should probably be scouting for. Shiki Dan fucked around with this message at 05:02 on May 17, 2018 |
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May 17, 2018 04:58
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Shiki Dan posted:Unless you want to find a bunch of cigarette butts and broken beer bottles, don't go hiking at Myrtle Beach. Oh yeah for sure, Myrtle itself is largely a fuckin dump. I'm hoping to find someplace within about an hour of there in any direction ideally, should have made that more clear.
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May 17, 2018 05:03
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the yeti posted:Oh yeah for sure, Myrtle itself is largely a fuckin dump. I'm hoping to find someplace within about an hour of there in any direction ideally, should have made that more clear. Might be a bit late to the party, but what I really enjoyed when I lived in Charleston was renting a kayak and paddling around the salt marshes. I'd usually leave from Isle of Palms north of Charleston and paddle around there, but I'm sure there's plenty of places to launch from. Really unique plant and wildlife. If you can get a lift to the islands around that area, it's pretty neat to explore them. Expect heat and bugs tho.
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Jun 2, 2018 03:31
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Sand gnats suck, they're really awful.
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