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A collection of photography and exploration focusing on Upstate South Carolina and beyond.
Resources
Here are links to various files referenced in blog posts. These include Google Earth KML/KMZ files, podcasts, audio, and video files. Some of these are hosted on RandomConnections,and some are hosted off-site.
Social Networks and other Websites
- RandomConnections Flickr Photos – 15,000+ photos and counting
- RandomConnections on YouTube – only a few videos so far
- RandomConnections on Del.icio.us
- Facebook Profiles
- Tom’s Twitter – RndConnections
- Tom’s Voice Threads
- www.GeoPackRat.com – Tom’s Google Earth presentation website
- Tom’s Technology Blog – infrequently updated
- www.lakefairfield.org – our neighborhood website
- Wikis
- PBWiki Site – The one I plan to use most often.
- Wikispaces Site – An experimental site
Radio Appearances
- “Wadd’ya Know” with Michael Feldman – January 4, 2004
- “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me” – August 16, 2008
Audio Files and Podcasts
Google Earth Files, Maps, and Related Files
- Paddling South Carolina Rivers (KMZ) – A Google Earth file compendium of all the paddling trails and river access points in South Carolina
- South Carolina Hauntings (KMZ) – A Google Earth file companion to John Boyanoski’s Ghosts of Upstate South Carolina. The file is also highlighted in the Google Earth Community Layer.
- Greenville History Tour (KML) – A Google Earth file based on a tour created by the Greenville County Library. The file is also highlighted in the Google Earth Community Layer. NOTE – the KML file links to images located on the library’s server. These images files have been moved, so the links are now broken. I’ll fix it when I get a chance.
- My Paddling Resume (KMZ) – A Google Earth file of my paddling trips over the years.
- Chernobyl Lessons (KMZ) – A Google Earth file demonstrating the interactive multimedia capabilities of Google Earth for the classroom.
- South Carolina Place Names – a mapping application I created based on data from the GNIS Name Server.
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I’m planning a paddle trip across SC in May of this year. I’ll be taking the Broad through Columbia and have been able to find info on all the dam portages except the one in Columbia. Any info about the best way to portage this dam will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad Cantrell