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#MarshMadness day 22 :boost_requested:
Not many leaves on the trees yet, so marshes look less lush, but it's still a marsh!

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#marsh#swamp#wet

Little rat runs to little water

Three dimensional scene for today based on rat. Once again good and kind animals. Your friends! Best friends! So, it is summer. And, just after the little rain. Early morning. Little rat is living near the river. And she runs fast, while it just ends a fog. And runs fast to the river

#MarshMadness Day 5

A proper marsh! yeah some dead trees in the back but the foreground area is all proper marsh! Technically, marshes are wetlands dominated by grasses and similar herbaceous plants, whereas swamps are wetlands dominated by woody plants (trees). In case you wondered the difference...but they are both types of wetlands so I say join in the hashtag fun of Marsh Madness if you have anything somewhat fitting!

#MarshMadness day 2

Edraith jumps a log in a cypress swamp. This place was so mosquito-y so we couldn't stay in one place too long or they'd catch up with us! Honestly those little annoying pests are the main reason I don't like marsh areas, because I react really badly to their blood sucking with welts that take months (no joke) to heal.

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I ran a one-session swamp crawl a few years ago. In places it was shallow enough to walk, but they generally went by raft. All kinds of nasty things hide under the surface - they encountered giant leeches when they stopped to investigate a tunnel of water suspended by magic.

The town they encountered was built around and on top of a spire of rock, with cranes and pullies for transporting boats up to the lowest levels.

Have you run anything cool in a swamp setting?