Two friends and I drove out to Corkscrew Sanctuary last night. We were on the hunt for the Super Moon. It rained late in the afternoon, but lucky for us it stopped before we got to the sanctuary. The rain cooled things off a bit - it's very damp in the swamp. There are two boardwalks - 2.5 miles and 1 mile. We chose the long route. Once the sun goes down, it's really dark in there. The tree cover was so dense, that we knew it would be impossible to see the Super Moon inside the sanctuary. We got a glimpse of it on the drive home.
Sunset
Annona glabra (tropical fruit) and its foliage
Reflection in the murky water of a large tree, its canopy, and the sky is my favorite photo of our adventure.
On the drive home, I managed to take a photo of the Super Moon while I was sitting in the backseat of my friend's car. It was cloudy, but still...
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