McClellanville Deep Water Lot

Large building lot on Jeremy Creek in McClellanville. Great opportunity to build your dream home on deep water.

Listed at $445,000. Contact Dick @ (843) 729-3656 for more details. Or email dick@wpbaldwin.com

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Charles Town: The Novel

charles townWilliam P Baldwin has released his new novel, Charles Town.  dadbooksigningIt takes place in 1751 in Charleston, SC and follows takes on an alternate spin on Robert Lewis Stevenson’s Kidnapped.  It follows the story of Stevenson’s character David Balfour and plays it out with a twist.  In Baldwin’s story, the ship Balfour was traveling on did not wreck leaving him stranded on an island, but made it to Charles Town and follows his story there.

An interesting read for fans of Charleston, historic fiction and Robert Lewis Stevenson.  The book is available from The Evening Post Books.  Click here for more information.

Biyak Boats

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A new water craft is about to make a splash and its home is in McClellanville.  The Biyak is a new type of kayak that utilizes two pontoons that can be adjusted to maximize stability for stand up fishing or sailing or speed for cruising.  The molds have been completed and production will begin this summer.  Learn more about the Biyak at:  www.biyakboats.com

Also see the article in YakAngler.com: http://www.yakangler.com/kayaks-and-gear/item/3057-to-kayak-or-biyak-that-is-the-question

Photos From Around McClellanville

I’ve been playing with the Instagram app lately.  The filters that they have available make for some interesting effects to the photos with bluer skies and darker clouds.  Here are some I took on recent boat trips around McClellanville and Cape Romain:

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Little Free Library

littlelibraryAfter moving boxes of books around the attic, I thought there had to be a way to share books after we have read them instead of storing them.  I found a site about Little Free Library’s on line and we decided that is what downtown McClellanville needed.  After looking at some sample plans, and digging through the scrap pile to see what materials we had, we came up with a design of our own.

The concept is to build a small weather proof box and fill it with books.  Folks can take a book and leave one for behind.  We tried to start with a mix of books, kids, young adults, his and hers novels.  It is located in front of the W.P. Baldwin & Associates office on Pinckney Street.

Feel free to come by and see whats available.  Hopefully it will get some use and we’ll see a good turn over of books.