ScribeGirl's photos with the keyword: rain

Little Gap Creek, Traveler's Rest, South Carolina. "Constructed in 1820, the Poinsett Bridge is one of the oldest spans extant in South Carolina. Its impressive construction of wedge shaped rocks, erected without concrete, has pointed Gothic arches that are rare in the state today. The bridge was part of the State Road from Charleston through Columbia to North Carolina that was designed in 1817-1819 by Joel Poinsett, director of the South Carolina Board of Public Works. The bridge was named in his honor. Poinsett also served as Secretary of War, Minister to Mexico, and first president of the National Institute for the Promotion of Science, forerunner of the Smithsonian. It is believed that Robert Mills designed the bridge. Mills became State Architect and Engineer for the South Carolina Board of Public Works in 1820. A brush drawing by Mills of a bridge with Gothic arches and keystone identical to those of Poinsett Bridge lends credence to the belief that Mills designed the bridge. Listed in the National Historic Register." --South Carolina Department of Archives and History . 113 pictures in 2013: #104, made of stone or rock.

Asheville, NC. 111 pictures in 2011 : distance, #56.

Santa Fe, New Mexico. 111 pictures in 2011: #95, drip/drop/splash.

Union Point Park, New Bern, North Carolina

Brices Creek, New Bern, North Carolina

Neuse River, New Bern, North Carolina

View from Sunset Ridge.

View from Sunset Ridge.

Cundy's Harbor, Maine, USA

From Watson's General Store in Cundy's Harbor, Maine, USA. You pay and get a bag inside the store, then follow the gent in the slicker out to the dock. He hauls up the lobsters for you.

No shooting outside today!

In rain through windshield.