Dewees Island on the Map
We've been focusing on maps a lot lately. Way back in about 2004, we worked with the Environmental committee and some realtors to create a large, foldable map with street…
Some new Dewees publications: preorder before POA Meeting
We have two new books available: we're really excited about them. They are being printed at Blurb, which is an on-demand printer, so if you want to preorder some to…
Nesting Bald Eagles
Bald Eagle Chick (s?) Hatch on Dewees Island for the 8th year.
On Saturday, we caught our first glimpse of a young eaglet over on our eagle nest. This makes the eighth consecutive year that a pair of nesting bald eagles has…
Arts Council to Host Another Plein Air Workshop: Register Now for 3/5/2019
The Dewees Island Arts Council had such a success with last spring's Plein Air Workshop, they'd like to do it again. To join the class, email: DeweesIslandArtsCouncil@gmail.com On Tuesday March 5,…
Internet and TV access on Dewees — one year later
About a year ago we published a blog post called, "Internet Access – Solutions Available Today". Here's what's changed: 1. We still love our cellular Internet connections using data resellers.…
Fresh Deliveries from the Bounty Box
I've been experimenting with some food delivery options to the island recently, and so far my favorite is The Bounty Box. This is a collaborative effort with local and regional…
Saving Crab Bank: Why We Care
If you don't live locally, you may have missed the conversations about Crab Bank, right off of Shem Creek. It's a narrow strip of land in Charleston Harbor, and there…
Wild Dunes links course from the Intracoastal
Golf Options for Dewees People
editors note: I don't know anything about golf, but I get asked about it a lot. This guest post is written by dear friend and dunes colleague Jennifer O'Brien, who…
All is Well. Returning to Dewees after Florence
A week ago, I was in the middle of writing a leisurely post about how relieved we were NOT to have to pack up and evacuate for Florence when everything…
Dewees Island web cams during Hurricane Florence 2018
We installed 2 webcams on the island, roughly 35′ or 40′ above sea level. One faces Southeast over the Impoundment (aka Old House Lagon). The other faces West over the…
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