National Guard Errects Barrier to South Carolina Lake

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  • 6 years ago
South Carolina National Guard troops built a barrier made of 1,000-pound sandbags between US501 and Lake Busbee outside Conway, South Carolina, on Tuesday, September 18.Flooding after Hurricane Florence is expected to continue as water drains from rivers in the area. Credit: South Carolina National Guard via Storyful

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