Winter 2012 - SCANA Corporation

SCE&G, Shaw Group
and Westinghouse
employees prepare
to build a new 150-
foot bridge on top
of a former train
trestle along the
Palmetto Trail near
Pomaria, S.C.
Furman Miller, a quality control supervisor at V.C. Summer
Nuclear Station, has played a key role in helping build and
maintain the Peak to Prosperity passage of the Palmetto Trail.
Connecting
the past
Trees, birds and
a slice of history
As Furman Miller walks along the quiet, deeply
wooded path near Pomaria, S.C., time seems to
stand still, but his passion for the Palmetto Trail does not. Surrounded
by only the sounds of nature, his pride in the state’s largest bicycle and
pedestrian project speaks volumes as he shares his experiences in helping
build and maintain the Peak to Prosperity passage of the 425+ mile trail.
It’s impossible not to share in his enthusiasm as he describes the area’s
rich history and the work that has gone into making the trail one of South
Carolina’s most interesting — and beautiful — destinations.
by stephanie jones //
photos by robert clark
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