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South Carolina Sunrise Explored on Flickr

February 7th, 2021

South Carolina Sunrise Explored on Flickr


South Carolina awakes for another day was Explored on Flickr. Flickr runs a daily look at ALL images uploaded and selects the TOP 500 for that day. Yesterday I was alerted my Paths in Life image hit Explore.

Flickr uses an algorithm to select the top images. I often view the top 500 each day for inspiration.

Myrtle Beach South Carolina. For years, my family comes here, we love to camp at one of the Myrtle Beach South Carolina Campgrounds. Our favorite is Oceanlakes. My two kids grew up running these beaches. We love the memories.

Nothing could be finer than living in Carolina in the morning. I post images to Flickr. This evening this image was selected by EXPLORED. 500 Explored images are selected each day as the top picks from millions of images uploaded. Explored images spread your work for a larger audience to view.

Image Explored on Flickr

October 10th, 2020

Image Explored on Flickr

I have been with Flickr for over 10 years. Flickr runs a daily look at ALL images uploaded and selects the TOP 500 for that day. Yesterday I was alerted my Paths in Life image hit Explore.

Flickr uses an algorithm to select top images. I often view the top 500 each day for inspiration.

Here is my writeup on my image. I do have this image loaded into FAA and found here.

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/path-to-john-olivers-place-steve-rich.html

Thank you for looking.

Life has paths, as we grow and mature, we learn which path to take for repeated success.

This is the path(s) to the John Oliver cabin in Cades Cove Tennessee. The John Oliver historical cabin, which is set back from Cades Cove Loop Road, is the first historical structure you will come to. The parking area for this cabin is immediately past Sparks Lane.

John and Lucretia Oliver, the original owners of the cabin, were the first permanent white settlers in Cades Cove. When they moved to Cades Cove in the 1820s, the only road into the cove was a primitive trail and there was not a working grist mill.