Destination: Perch Creek
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| 1) It is ironic that the Mobile media has whipped the public up into a frenzy about the Oil Rig leaking oil, yet Mobile urban waterways are as trashy as ever. |
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| 2) Which is worse in our water, oil or battery acid? This battery was seen next to a local marina. |
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| 3) This vegetation was tired. |
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| 4) You just never know what you'll see on a kayaking adventure. Crab traps apparently catch more than crabs. What an awful way to die. |
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| 5) As this was my first time paddling the Perch Creek tributaries, I was impressed how clean and beautiful the waterways were. |
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| 6) Perch Creek was a lot less residential than I thought it would be. |
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| 9) At times it felt like I was in the middle of the deep woods in the Delta. |
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| 8) Other times it was back to society in man made canals. |
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| 9) Saw a wide variety of birds today, nutria and a muskrat, but no alligators except for the cement kind. |
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| 10) Brown Pelican. |
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| 11) While Perch Creek only goes upstream for about 2 miles, with all the side tributaries and canals (about 10 total), it'll take you most of the day to explore them. |
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| 12) Perch Creek is as impressive as some of its displays of spider lilies. |
what the heck is in that crab pot? coyote?
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