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Dewees Marina Gets a New Layer of Pinestraw

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published:May 9, 2010
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On Friday, when I stepped off the Aggie Gray, landscaping crews were installing a new layer of pine straw.  It looks good.  Here's a photo of the crew at work.

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New Gravel in Dewees Marina Parking Lot

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published:February 3, 2010
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New gravel with large rocks was added to the Dewees Marina parking lot on the Isle of Palms.  Ted said, "these stones are big, they hurt," as he walked out…

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Changes at the IOP Marina

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published:March 29, 2009
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The IOP Marina has just about finished the project to install a new seawall.  Their repairing the walks and grass and other things affected by the project.  Here are some…

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Damage to Dewees Marina Piling Dolphin

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published:July 22, 2008
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It looks like the barge has done some damage to the piling dolphin (a dolphin is a group of pilings strapped together) at the Dewees Marina.  Here's a picture taken…

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