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Exploring the back waters and islands

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water fowl

 Bridge turns sideways to let boats through. Lots of water fowl everywhere.

salty pony grass

The wild ponies love to eat the pony grass for its salty taste.

passing boat island views

Passing boaters on our way to explore Wallops and Pelican Islands

wallop island tidal pools

Wallops Island had neat warm tidal pools and soft and rippled sand.

soft sand during low tide

Two girls practiced their cartwheels and back flips on this island of soft sand.

ripples in sand during low tide on small sand island

ghost crab's hole in sand

A ghost crab hole. Capt. Barry says ghost crabs aren't good for eating. Maybe that's why the pelicans were hanging out at these islands.

sand dunes during low tide more sand dunes

Sand dunes on Pelican Island

sun shining on ocean

Winding down the back bay cruise with the sun setting on the bay.

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