It was a gorgeous day and we saw a lot of snowy egrets.
We then turned into Buffalo Cove Canal. 
The cove is a beautiful spot with cypress trees and lily pads (?) so thick, you couldn't get through them. It was neat to see the guys with their crawfish cages. (Too bad I didn't get any pictures of those!)



On our way back down the G-A Cut we found a narrow water way, that led back to a Lake (I can't remember the name of it). The water looked almost blue.
It was fun! (Racing dowing the bayou, I felt like I was flying :-)