South Carolina
Flooding throughout this region was incredible, even months after the hurricanes had passed. Everywhere I went in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina was severely impacted.



Raccoon tracks

Local resident



This road is just one example of how severe the floodng was and I met a fellow who lived 7 miles further down the road and hadn't been able to get to his house for over a month.





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