Deep Mud Adventures
Return to the Swamp
It was the nicest day you could ask for this late in the season. I’ve been really anxious to get back out into the swamp, so today I seized the opportunity. The tide got really low, so there was lots of exposed mud, and I spent as much time as I could, enjoying it. I … Continue reading
Low Impact Swamping?
Low impact swamping? I am not sure if there is such a thing as swamping without physically exerting one’s self, but I did my best to take it easy. I’m finding that breaking the grip of thick mud is murder. I took my 43 pound (19.5kg), 12 ft (3.7 m) solo, canoe because it is … Continue reading
Buried Alive (concept clip)
This is an edited clip from my experimental scene where I was slowly buried in the mud pit. Please see the note below the clip. There are more details in my previous blog entry. Side Note: I’ve been posting a lot of free content, lately, since I haven’t been able to go into the swamp … Continue reading
Mud Pit Concept Clip
This idea starts with a man, tied down to anchors in the bottom of a pit. His head is also tied down, so he can’t raise it and he has a short piece of pipe in his mouth so he will be able to breathe, even when the mud overtakes his face. Which brings us … Continue reading
Don’t Tell the Doctor
This was not the smartest thing I’ve ever done …
Back to the Swamp!
I’ve been having trouble catching a low tide, lately. I’ve gone to the creek, expecting a low tide on several occasions, only to find that the tide was stuck on medium-high. Not today! Today, I arrived just before 09:00. The tide level was pretty low and it was still going out. It was still high … Continue reading
Spring Mud Adventure
Today, I visited my swamp. The low tide was marginal, so I decided to check out the peat swamp in the woods. I hadn’t been there in 2017. I wore my black latex briefs, because they were easy to find. I had no plan. Today was also the first time I’ve used my new camera … Continue reading