A couple photos from today’s paddle on Bogue Homa at Logtown MS (a ghost town thanks to over cutting cypress and primarily due to being near the Stennis Space Facility - space rocket tests performed nearby)
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Although the pictured Phragmites australis are considered a highly invasive plant (in Maryland), they help create some pretty nice scenery. This is along Maryland’s Rhode River, south of Annapolis.
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Interesting image
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Dang! Beautiful!
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Wow! I love Redbuds! They just sing of spring. First saw them growing on the MSU campus. Tried growing one where I live, but too far north.
I’m glad that she’s sweet as Tupelo Honey,
but I hope her trunk is as it looks stalwart.
For if she was to unlimber on me
it bee by that leave next fall really hurt.
(where Van’s stuck not in mystic but dirt)
Just planted one yesterday.
Really like the skin on frame canoe. Very nice!
Some dramatic clouds last September in Ohio. Good thing you’re never more than 10 minutes from a safe landing at that lake.
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I believe they’ve been remonikered Panamerican Goose, or Interlopius Crapius Honkee, if Goose-Latin be your thing.
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