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Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

Took a late ride through Bonneau Ferry WMA in Cordesville. The 11,000 acre property is comprised of the lands of at least three historic plantations, two of which are publicly accessible — Comingtee and Bossis. Comingtee was built in the early 1700s and stands in ruins, along with an old rice mill on the Cooper River. Bossis only has an old barn and a great avenue of oaks left today. The original house burned and a house built in 1910 was moved to Hopkins, SC in the 1990s. The entire property is owned by the State of South Carolina and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.