Watching the sun
rise over the marsh has the most calming effect.
Not exact matches
Ribbed mussels, once plentiful before many
marshes were paved
over, are a natural choice for scrubbing the Bronx River, says team member Julie
Rose, a research ecologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Northeast Fisheries Science Center's Milford Laboratory in Connecticut.
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In the morning, you can witness the Sun
rise up
over the ocean on one side of the island - and at night, you can watch it slide down behind the low country
marsh on the other.