Edwin S. Taylor Folly Beach Fishing Pier – Ageless Symbol
The Edwin S. Taylor Folly Beach Fishing Pier is a symbol of ageless beauty. Situated at the “Edge of America”, the pier has been a symbol for Charleston for generations. The current pier was built in 1995, but the first Folly pier was constructed in 1931 (84 Years ago)
From Gershwin to Murray, the pier has been an important part of our lives. Folly Beach is a home for surfing, weddings, proposals, shagging, jazz, fishing, camping and reflection. It is a complete escape and party with the pier being the pinnacle of it all.
It is a landmark of worth celebrating and admiring. We wanted to provide a photographic journey for you with some of our favorite Folly pier images.
Black and White View
Symbol of Americana
View from up above at the Tides
Sunrise on Folly
Under the boardwalk out on the sand
Folly pier sketch
Almost like a painting
First glimmer of sunlight
Peaceful morning on Folly
Sturdy structure
Waves crashing in
Rich blues of the sky and ocean
Starts with the foundation
Getting my feet wet under the boardwalk
We hope you enjoyed this photographic walk along the beach and some of the many beautiful images of the Folly pier.
If you have great images to share, please send to charlestondaily2013@gmail.com and we would love to share the love.
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