One scary moment. As we rounded a small bend, there was a baby Cottonmouth in the water. One of the ladies almost ran him over. The rest of us gave him a wide berth and he swam back into the reeds. Needless to say, Gail was somewhat freaked. So, we spent a lot of our paddling time in the middle of the channels.
We nearly hit a cypress tree. I guess that's what happens when you have one person trying to drive and the other trying to steer. Other than that, all went well.
Two pictures of the launch site..........



Distance shown on map is one way. Of course we had to paddle back, too.
This is a map of the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge (inside dotted lines). We actually launched north of Shipps Bay in an area known as North Bay (Not on this map, but just above the point over Shipps in Shipps Bay), but as you can see, there is a lot more area to explore. Maybe some more trips.

1 comment:
At least she kept going. I would have made you turn around and take me home...cotton mouth? That is crazy.
I warned you about the driving / steering challenge!!!
Glad you had fun. Can't wait to talk to you and get the details.
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