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Quintessentially Lowcountry: A look at the people, places and things that make our area unique
Quintessentially Lowcountry
- Photo: "Barefoot" Barry Lowther Sr. of Collins Septic Tank Service Inc. works on a plumbing job on Hilton Head Island on Wednesday. He's is not a fan of footware.
JAY KARR | The Island Packet
Quintessentially Lowcountry: Someone has to tend to septic tanks -- Barry will do it
Stately live oaks and salt marshes aside, the rural Lowcountry owes much of its outward charm to a dirty little secret underground. (full story)
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Golf carts go far beyond the links -- to the store, to the bank...
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Bellamy Curve is a breath-taker for all who near
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Area ghosts don't just wait for Halloween
- How going 'down the river' has long soothed our Lowcountry soul
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Beaufort retains a piece of history with drive-in
- Quintessentially Lowcountry -- Autumn belongs, unfortunately, to lovebugs
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Shrimp baiting -- a food fest going back generations
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Really, the sand gnat should be the state bird
- Beaufort's Arsenal has long been a symbol of area's strength, uniqueness
