There is usually one major channel of water here surrounded by lots of salt marsh. Today an incredibly high tide, due to the full moon and the howling wind, flooded the entire marsh. Although this looks almost tropical, the temperature, before accounting for wind chill, was 27 degrees.
My camera is in for a tune-up so in the meanwhile I'm borrowing Roberts' camera, hehe :-)
Per Jeb's puzzlement. Jeb, I think you're referring to the short section of board walk with railings on each side, which is where the channel is. There is usually no water beneath the sections of boardwalk before or after that, so no railings are installed.
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I don't get the title, and I'm puzzled & intrigued by whatever is attached to that dock/boardwalk as it disappears. Works for the challenge well despite my puzzlement...7
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