LOXAHATCHEE RIVER 30 © 1998Jonathan Dickinson State Park
It had been several years since I had been to the Loxahatchee River. The population had grown up around the river, and I was fearful that it had impacted on the quality of the ecosystem. As I canoed down the river, I was relieved to see that the river was still in good shape. I came upon this scene and loved the way the water curved around the Strangler Fig tree embracing the cypress tree.
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