Greenville Photo of the Day

[Florida]

I really like the pictures of that park!

[NYTransplant]

April 19, 2006

[PalmettoChick]

April 19, 2006

I love that photo. Absolutely love it. The colors are bright and vibrant.. everything's perfect about it.

One unintentional side effect, though: if I look at it long enough, I get kinda hungry.

[goodbye]

If only we had a "scenternet" to smell the delicious aromas wafting all over Main Street.

[RestedTraveler]

I can't decide...Pizza, Wings, a Burger, Sushi, Oriental Buffet, a Wrap, or Ribs (not in the shot, but behind the photographer, so subliminally there none-the-less).

Nice shot, NYT! I love it!

[NYTransplant]

Thanks! Maybe this was better suited for the food thread.

[EDPro]

I'm pretty sure this has been posted on this thread sometime before, but thought there may be some of us that hadn't seen it:

www.greenvilledailyphoto.com

[NYTransplant]

April 20, 2006

[RestedTraveler]

I'm pretty sure this has been posted on this thread sometime before, but thought there may be some of us that hadn't seen it:

www.greenvilledailyphoto.com

Thanks, EdPro! That's the new domain name for Denton's Greenville Daily Photo Blog. I don't think this particular URL has been posted and I've been meaning to do so for the past month, but keep forgetting. However, if anybody visited the old URL http://greenvilledailyphoto.blogspot.com/ you'll quickly notice that it is somewhat outdated (ended at the end of last year) and that there's a link to the new URL at the top of the page.

These daily photo blogs from around the globe are pretty cool. I'd start one for T.R.; howver, I fear I'd run out of things to photograph after just a few short months.

April 20, 2006

Great photo, NYT! Next time throw an invisibility cloak over that van, will ya?

[goodbye]

He's been at that address for quite awhile now.

Great shot, NYT!

[NYTransplant]

Thanks RT & Skyliner.

Great photo, NYT! Next time throw an invisibility cloak over that van, will ya?

Tell me about it!

I'll go back and get another soon.

Edited April 20, 2006 by NYTransplant

[RestedTraveler]

Saturday, April 22, 2006:

[NYTransplant]

Nice RT!

[Cap'n Prowler]

I took this photo a couple years ago on my first trip to Greenville. Somewhere in Greenville county. Any of you outdoors enthusiasts know where it is? Checking the filename is cheating.

[RestedTraveler]

Nice one, Cap'n Prowler!

[NYTransplant]

I'm guessing its up in the mountains, but I cant place it.

[whitehourseview]

Looking glass falls in the Oolenoy Valley?

[Cap'n Prowler]

Looking glass falls in the Oolenoy Valley?

To be honest with you, I still don't know the names of that many places around here, but I'm pretty sure that's not it. The location in the photo is fairly obscure; I had to look kind of hard to find a name for it. I think RT may know ...

Anyone else?

[Greenville]

I know the answer, but must admit that I checked the filename right after I read "checking the filename is cheating."

[RestedTraveler]

To be honest with you, I still don't know the names of that many places around here, but I'm pretty sure that's not it. The location in the photo is fairly obscure; I had to look kind of hard to find a name for it. I think RT may know ...

Anyone else?

I didn't think it was that obscure at all. It's right off of Highway 276/State Road 11 on a pull-off just before before the two roads split, if it's the one I'm thinking of. There's usually someone there selling hot boiled peanuts and people having pic nic lunch. The river's on the other side of the highway, too.

Maybe this isn't the one I was thinking of?.

There's a pretty good book out there on South Carolina's Waterfalls, if anyone is interested. Check it out HERE.

[whitehourseview]

Yeah, RT, that's the one I'm thinking about. My wife's family lives up near that way, so I thought it was familiar.

[RestedTraveler]

I have to admit, I haven't a clue what the official name of this place is. If you were to ask my wife, she'd probably tell you that I just refer to it as "the pull-off with the silly people wading in the water at the foot of the falls."

[NYTransplant]

I have to admit, I haven't a clue what the official name of this place is. If you were to ask my wife, she'd probably tell you that I just refer to it as "the pull-off with the silly people wading in the water at the foot of the falls."

I believe that is known as Wildcat Falls.

April 24, 2006

[tr2greenville]

I knew this one as soon as I saw it. Never knew the real name. We called it Ruba's Rock after a friend of mine who fell from the top of it. I bet a lot of people do that there. It's grade is just low enough to climb up, but it's obviously very dangerous.

[RestedTraveler]

Oooh! Oooh! Oooh! (Hand in the air, a-la Arnold Horshack) I know this one! That's the upper falls in Falls Park!

Nice shot, NYT!