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| That's all soft, sticky mud, all the way across (3 km.) to the Nicomekl river, and Crescent Beach. |
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| Looking southwest to Tsawwassen. Mud flats, growing grass and pickleweed. |
I wonder how far you could wade before you were up to your chin in mud. How deep does that mud go?
I wonder, too, how many different critters you would pass as you sunk beneath the goo.
A Skywatch post.
Nice photos, especially I like the second.
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This little corner of ours, pretty. And you sure do it justice, great photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the last shot. I don't even want to think about getting stuck in the mud. I remember trying to hike around a mountain lake a long time ago. The edge was covered in a peaty mixture. As we slowly worked our way around we sunk up to our thighs. It was really slow going, but at least the peat wasn't as mucky as mud. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThat is a big question you ask there, thihi... did you ever see the green crab?? - btw awesome photos - giving one the feeling that one will go there and just sit and look ;)
ReplyDeleteBrings back memories. Back in my grad days, used to work in Newport Back Bay muck trying to quantify polychaete worms. I'm still curious about your big green crabs!
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