Julie is surveying the scene, and will soon turn around. At low tide it is easy to walk across the estuary mouth and continue walking for miles along the beach. At high tide, however, it is best to turn around, as the walk along the shore up into the estuary will soon be blocked by mangrove thickets.
This week we have photos from the bottom of the Grand Canyon, including a photo of the endangered chubb fish, posted on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
6 comments:
That red flag is a brilliant focus in the photo. Foolish swimmer!!
There is always someone who ignores the warnings.
She seems to be standing on the tiniest patch of dry land that is left.
It's very difficult to negotiate through mangrove thickets!
You've got the same problem we do here. When red warning flags go up, a few idiots head for the water. And when a hurricane threatens, bunches of bozos play games with their lives!
Smart to heed the warning.
There is no cure for being an idiot.
That red flag really stands out in the photo.
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