Greenville Photo of the Day

[RestedTraveler]

Friday, September 29, 2006:

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[cdude9409]

[NYTransplant]

Hi everybody, It's been some time since I've peeked at this thread and I've got to say WOW! You have all stepped it up a few notches. There are some unbelievable photos on here.

Unfortunately, I don't have anything to offer today, my desktop had a meltdown and I'm in the middle of recovering data (hopefully). Luckily, I've got all my photos backed up on CD & DVD.

I promise to contribute again soon. I've been out of town quite a bit, but I'm taking a class all next week downtown, so I'll keep my camera in the car.

Cheers!

[Beowulf]

Yo - NYT. My desktop had the same meltdown last week and I had to do a system restore. Fortunately, I've got an external hard drive where I keep all my media (in addition to the CDs and DVDs). I still haven't gotten in back to normal, but at least I got Photoshop back online.

[NYTransplant]

Yo - NYT. My desktop had the same meltdown last week and I had to do a system restore. Fortunately, I've got an external hard drive where I keep all my media (in addition to the CDs and DVDs). I still haven't gotten in back to normal, but at least I got Photoshop back online.

Hey Beowulf, I've backed up my laptop to EHD, but never got around to the desktop. I was a bit too late.

[goodbye]

Great to finally hear from you again, NYT! I'm sorry for your potential loss of data. Hope you are able to recover all, or at least most of it.

Very nice shots, RT and cdude!

Saturday, September 30, 2006:

[goodbye]

Sunday, October ( ) 1, 2006:

[GvilleSC]

Sunday, October ( ) 1, 2006:

Wow, that's a great shot.

Question: Is this gap in the tree canopy a result of their replacing of trees? Or has it always been this way?

[goodbye]

That portion of North Main Street has been fairly exposed for quite a long time. They have smaller trees planted on the opposite side of the street, as you can see in the shot.

[RestedTraveler]

Monday, October 2, 2006:

[NYTransplant]

Excellent stuff RT & Skyliner.

BTW, I did get all my data back, but haven't got the computer up & running yet.

[RestedTraveler]

Excellent stuff RT & Skyliner.

BTW, I did get all my data back, but haven't got the computer up & running yet.

Cool deal! With what has happened with you and Beowulf, methinks it's time for me to go purchase an external hard disk myself.

[NYTransplant]

Cool deal! With what has happened with you and Beowulf, methinks it's time for me to go purchase an external hard disk myself.

I wholeheartedly recommend it!

[RestedTraveler]

Tuesday, October 3, 2006:

Sunday sunset over the Greenville Mall (Magnolia Place Town Center) as seen from the north-bound on ramp to I-385 from I-85.

[Greenville]

Wow, great pic, RT!

[RestedTraveler]

Merci!

Later along that same drive home from Charlotte, I came upon the Upcountry History Museum basking in the glow of the sunset:

Wednesday, October 4, 2006:

(for the record, my wife was driving, so I wasn't posing a hazard to anybody ... sometimes being in the passenger seat has its advantages)

[TREY]

RT,I'm glad to see your pissyness has not affected your photographic abilities! After seeing so many great shots on the UP I just don't know what to say but thanks for all the great shots everybody!

[mcashlv]

The river would look a lot nicer if they demolished that old mill dam and returned it to as close to it's natural state as is now possible.

[maninthepark]

The river would look a lot nicer if they demolished that old mill dam and returned it to as close to it's natural state as is now possible.

The dam was built in 1990 when the Peace Center was built,the concrete piers in the dam were part of an old tressel bridge for the Swamp Rabbit R.R. They Built the dam because the river runs in a man made canal that was blasted years ago, out of the rock that runs up past the old Dukes Mayonnaise building.

Believe me it looks alot better now!

[GvilleSC]

The river would look a lot nicer if they demolished that old mill dam and returned it to as close to it's natural state as is now possible.

I like it. I think it adds another neat suttle aspect to downtown.

[RestedTraveler]

I like it. I think it adds another neat subtle aspect to downtown.

Me, too.

[maninthepark]

This is what it looked like in the 1980's

The dam

[GvilleSC]

This is what it looked like in the 1980's

The dam

Oh gosh, if the option were to go back to that, then heck NO! That's little more than a creek, atleast it's wider now and looks more impressive...

[whitehourseview]

Oh gosh, if the option were to go back to that, then heck NO! That's little more than a creek, atleast it's wider now and looks more impressive...

And cleaner and with a lot less chance of being mugged in the middle of the day just walking down there.

[RestedTraveler]

Friday, October 6, 2006: