Beautiful. Greetings from Charleston, South Carolina.

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Thank you from South Carolina

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Fun fact because the palmetto tree is “spongy” the fort would get hit by the cannons and they would bounce off the fort.

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the fort was able stay to together under cannon fire because the wood is so spongy it absorbed and effectively dissipated a lot of the energy

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Or you can call it the bumpy road state😂😂

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this the one time I'm proud to be from south carolina

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🥰 home sweet home 🌴

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part of the story of the palmetto is that cannonballs were not only perfectly absorbed by it, but the rubbery nature caused some to bounce off.

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On the state seal the palmetto tree actually stands above a fallen Oak which is the symbol for the royal British navy

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it’s also on the license plate 😉

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If you’re from low country SC you know what a sandlapper is. 😏

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sable palmeto and sable palm are different, sable palms get up to 80 ft tall, palmetos get to about 30 ft

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Yesssss! Thank you for showing the palmetto some love! I love my state! 🌙🌴💙

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Love my South Carolina, you know we have to be different

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Wait, this is also Floridas state tree 😂😂😂 are you gonna use it twice?

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Just a heads up that knifemakers use this stuff for premium handle material quite a bit. So it’s def put to good use

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Oklahoma!!!

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why isn't it Florida's tree tho

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Ya know, I was never really much of a History buff. . . do my Home State of Florida. I need some insight on the Sable Palm.

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i can't wait to see Georgia's, these are so cool!

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