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Outside Charleston, S.C., Highway 17 looks like another Southern country road. It s actually a working art gallery of sweetgrass baskets. All of the basket makers are artists, Henrietta Snype told correspondent Mark Strassmann, No matter how they work on their basket, they all are considered an artist. Snype,
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