Pecan Orchard – Meggett, South Carolina
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The clouds cover a beautiful pecan orchard in Meggett, a small town located about 10 miles inland of Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island.
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The name “pecan” comes from the Native American word used to describe “all nuts requiring a stone to break.” Pecans have been harvested in South Carolina since the late 1700s, when colonists used the nut as an item of commerce. They have since become a true Southern delicacy. South Carolina pecans are enjoyed year-round and used in some of our favorite sweets such as pralines and pecan pie!
Many thanks to Ginger Parker of Orangeburg for sharing this photo.
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