Patricia Schaefer sent in a nice series of photos capturing the closure of the Kiawah River inlet yesterday. More details on the status of the closure will be published in Tidelines shortly.
Photos submitted by Patricia Schaefer
Aerial video by SIPOA
They opened the cut on Cap’n Sams Spit yesterday! Here is a video of the first few minutes. A longer video (17 minutes) is available at the SIPOA website.
The Cap’n Sams cut continues to progress rapidly. Pictures courtesy of Patricia Schaefer and Bill Thomas.
Be sure to watch SCETV’s Palmetto Scene program on Thursday, September 25th and Sunday, September 28th. The program will highlight Seabrooker, Bob Mason, AKA “Doctor Geezer” at Roper St. Francis and MUSC Children’s Hospital and his endearing impact on patients, young & old!
Submitted by Tidelines Editor
The South Carolina DNR has announced new limits for the recreational use of Deveaux Bank. Deveaux Bank is the small island in the middle of the mouth of the North Edisto River in front of the Pelican’s Nest. It is a major bird sanctuary along the Atlantic coast for brown pelicans and other species. Anyone planning to visit Deveaux Bank should read the following release from the SCDNR on the new restrictions.
http://www.dnr.sc.gov/news/yr2014/may15/may15_deveaux.html
Submitted by Tidelines Editors
Berkeley Electric owns and maintains the street lights on Seabrook Island; if one needs attention for any reason, all you need to do is contact them at the link (below). They need the closest street address to the problem streetlight.
http://www.becsc.com/content/outdoor-light-repair-form
Submitted by Guy Gimson
Video instructions:
Cropping an Image (0.41):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TBQmXRIOZY
Cropping an Image (1.58):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2qZ-bPtKf0
Resizing One Image (2:40):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gavmkmp_9E
Resizing Multiple images that are the same size (4:03):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWeYofqcsN0
Written Instructions:
WikiHow to do anything… https://www.wikihow.com/Resize-Pictures-(for-Macs)
Thumbnail Grid – 4 Columns
Tiled Mosaic – Random Order
Square Tiles – 3 Columns
Circles – 3 Columns
Tiled Columns
Slide Show
Word Document Exported as a pdf
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