The landscape of the floodplain of the Ochlockonee River north of Porter Lake is the polar opposite. The river is so low that there only a few pockets of standing water. I wandered by foot on dry sand, among tall cypress and tupelo trees, searching for the deep gullies. Cypress knees, roots of other types of trees, downed logs, and leaves provide a myriad of textures, shapes, and colors with a black-water and bright-sand background.







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