Part 3 of our trip into Big Cypress: As we continued on down the dirt road we saw even bigger gators down in the canal.
Here is a dandy fellow just sunning himself beside the water in the canal. This appeared to be a mommy with 2 smaller "baby gators" together. You can just see the back end of one of the babies at the top right of the photo.
There hasn't been much rain here so far this year and this pool of water has shrunk away from the roots of the Cypress trees. That didn't deter these 2 lovely gators as they lie very still and probably are just thinking those alligator thoughts!
As we came to the end of the dirt road we saw this tree full of large birds and we thought they looked like a variety of vulture.
We had a totally awesome day here at Big Cypress. It took us over 2 hours to drive the whole 26-mile loop road, but it was worth it. I've finally seen real alligators in the wild and not just at the zoo.
We love the fulltime RV lifestyle, even when we pause to visit our family in Tumwater, Washington. We feel happy and blessed to be able to enjoy this special time living anywhere we would like to roam. Join us in our travels, and leave a comment if you please.
I am a wife, mother and grandmother. My husband, Bruce, and I live full time in our Winnebago motorhome. We began this lifestyle in 2008, after over 20 years of vacation traveling, and we love it. We have family in Tumwater, Washington so we return there every few months to be near them. The rest of the time we like to see new places. We have traveled by RV to 49 states and many areas in Canada. While doing this I try to keep my eye on our health habits. I'm a Lifetime member of Weight Watchers and being on the road traveling brings on lots of temptations. Keeping the weight off and still being able to enjoy the RV life....is all part of the adventure!
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