Somehow, when I hear the word "swamp" to describe something, I would not attach an additional attribute of beautiful to it - smelly, dank, insect-infested -- but not "beautiful". But, the Cypress Swamp along the Natchez Trace definitely deserves the adjective beautiful, and there wasn't a bad small or insect infestation to be found.
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| Tupelo - BaldCypress Swamp (I had never heard of a Tupelo tree before) |
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| The pictures probably don't capture the beauty, but maybe you can feel the tranquility |
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| Dwayne coming down the path behind me |
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| So... how do they know that insects are nearsighted? Do they have eye doctors? Is that why they need to buzz up close to my face to see me clearly? |
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| I thought it was funny that this later sign about mammals had an insect on it - reading it perhaps, up close? |
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