



Today we visited Laurens, SC. Laurens is located in northwestern South Carolina close to where I-385 from Greenville joins I-26 (about two-thirds of the way from Columbia to Greenville). It is the county seat of Laurens County. Both Laurens and Laurens County are named after Henry Laurens of Charleston, who was president of the Continental Congress during the Revolutionary War. The original inhabitants of Laurens County were the Cherokee. John Duncan, the first known white settler, arrived in 1754. On March 12, 1785, the General Assembly established Laurens and five other counties out of the old Ninety-Six District.
We stopped by Lake Rabon, a small lake near Laurens and took some photos. I also modified my Silverado with a bed cover and nerf bars(steps). Priscilla was having trouble getting in. The bed cover will protect luggage etc during our trips with our travel trailer.