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Maritime Forest

As one explores the southeastern maritime forest, they may view flowing streams, snails, cypress trees, wetland grass, decayed trees, wading birds, deer, and sand.  The terrain may be boggy and muddy with a variety of wildflowers, aquatic plants, specific shrubs and trees, tropical plants, palm trees, driftwood, selective shells and fiddler crabs.

A dense canopy of trees shelter this unique environment, too, that act as a buffer to noise, wind, and temperature.  And during the summer time, mosquitoes tend to hang out in shaded areas whereas it's muggy and super humid.  

Nature is dense here, so my family and I spend lots of time outdoors on the biking trails.  Much African history surrounds this area, for long ago even though slavery had ended, a ship secretly transporting God's people.. arrived here.  Thoughts and prayers will always remain.

Appreciating Beautiful Nature Up Close Through Gardening, Photography, Exploring & Hiking

 Book Explorer Of The Month

By,

A. A. Mansfield

The Chocolate Lake Adventures is a marvelous short story about a wondrous, new environment created by a mistake, but loved by all. 

A big congratulations goes to J. Juliet for entering the most magnificent  winning answer!  Winning prize is a signed copy of The Chocolate Lake Adventures book!  It is most important to maintaine clean air, water, and land that supports a healthy and positive life.  

Above image: A native shrub to Africa  found growing along a waterway that meets the Atlantic Ocean. 

On Thanksgiving several years ago, my family and I had Thanksgiving upon a gorgeous mountaintop.  I took time to photograph the wonderous nature, then I saw this exquisite rock poking out from the ground.  The estimate size of this ancient boulder was 20'Lx 3'W.  My hypothesis theory..the left side of this gigantic boulder indicates the trailing side, backend of the rock.  The right side flow lines begin to narrow, which indicate the frontline of the supposedly travelled rock.  Note:  Flow lines, rust, crust, fracture or fissure, wild ferns, and lichen.
On Thanksgiving several years ago, my family and I had Thanksgiving upon a gorgeous mountaintop. I took time to photograph the wonderous nature, then I saw this exquisite rock poking out from the ground. The estimate size of this ancient boulder was 20'Lx 3'W. My hypothesis theory..the left side of this gigantic boulder indicates the trailing side, backend of the rock. The right side flow lines begin to narrow, which indicate the frontline of the supposedly travelled rock. Note: Flow lines, rust, crust, fracture or fissure, wild ferns, and lichen.

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