
Looking across the creek

Cabbage tree palms

Mangroves in the saltmarsh

Rushes, casuarinas and mangroves and saltmarsh beyond

Brush turkey
The last time I went to Patonga, I went by ferry from Palm Beach, and we paddled up the creek. But the ferry no longer runs, so I drove. I had a memory of how beautiful it was, but I had forgotten nonetheless.
I was surprised to see the turkey, but I had to include him, since he was so decorative. (I took photos of crabs and flowers too, but it was the landscape, which really knocked me out.)
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