The story of Steve Tate who has been the subject of the last few posts would not be complete without a photo of the Miss Brenda Joyce. She is a classic shrimp boat and I hope as I am typing this, she is out catching lots of shrimp.
Miss Brenda Joyce - Shrimp Boat
Steve Tate is a poet who performs his own work. I met him while taking pictures of shrimp boats in Brunswick, GA. – please see two previous posts. Steve was preparing the boat he works on to go out shrimping, thus the engine sound and activity in the background. In between work and getting his picture taken, I was entertained by his wonderful, thoughtful and at times colorful verses.
I hope you enjoy this video, my first posted attempt, and pass it on to friends as I intend to do during this holiday season. Steve when not out fishing resides in Bath, NC and is looking for a literary agent. This material is copyrighted.
Captain Henry was very generous in letting me come aboard and photograph the crew and Miss Brenda Joyce. Henry and Steve Tate from the last post are old friends and enjoy working together.
Captain Henry
I intend to post more of Steve Tate. I met him this morning on a shrimp boat in Brunswick, GA. We visited as he and the crew worked at getting ready to go shrimping. I think Steve is a very good poet, who has a gift for delivering his thoughtful verses and entertained me with several original works.
Steve Tate, Poet
These are part of a series of photos I took at our “Edge of the World” on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. I have posted these in various forms, particularly as part of a YouTube video, but thought they deserved a place here as a slide show.
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Well it is sort of an island.
Aerial Island View - aka Oyster Bed at Low Tide
On my trip over to Port Royal yesterday, I found my way to this great boardwalk and observation tower next to the boat ramp on the waterfront.
Boardwalk, Port Royal, SC
Observation Tower, Port Royal, SC
I spent the morning in the old port town of Port Royal, SC. I hope to post more photos of the area around Port Royal and Beaufort in the next few months. One of the first places I visited today was the shrimp boat dock.
Port Royal, SC, Shrimp Boats
This building was designed by Richard Neutra, one of America’s leading architects. The building was built in the early 1960s and was closed by the National Park Service shortly after this photo was taken. The building was than to be demolished, but is still standing and I have and will continue to post photos of it.
This set of stairs and shadows were a lot of fun as I walked through downtown Savannah one morning. Are you a going up person or one going down?
Stairs in Savannah, GA
