Here are some photos from today's tour to Okefenokee Swamp. I have never seen so many alligators there! Probably a combination of low waters and a nice sunny day.
Tickseed near the boat dock.
Walking on peat. "Okefenokee" means "land of trembling earth".
Me posing (at a safe distance) with a huge alligator behind the visitor's center.
A gator hanging out in the prairie near some young cypress trees.
Our boat guide, Joey, putting Jillian (14) in charge of driving the boat. She did a great job!
On the wildlife drive we saw a mother gator with babies. Here is one catching some rays.
Walking on peat. "Okefenokee" means "land of trembling earth". 
Me posing (at a safe distance) with a huge alligator behind the visitor's center. 
A gator hanging out in the prairie near some young cypress trees. 
Our boat guide, Joey, putting Jillian (14) in charge of driving the boat. She did a great job!
On the wildlife drive we saw a mother gator with babies. Here is one catching some rays.
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