This one looks especially nice and velvety, wonderful! *smirk*

It feels like warm butter, and ya sink like that too. I got up to my waist at the deepest point. I'm guessing its deeper elsewhere, but I didn't do all that much exploring out here unfortunately. Next Time

O.O

May I come earn a badge someday? Pleeeez?

*nodnod's* This badge I earned for this place was on reading the proper tide charts and estimating local tidal values. I made the badge and had plenty of time to explore, though I really have to go back for another badge in exploration!

Eehehe nice job XD Someday I'll get to try mud period and have fun :)

*the longtailed bobcat's jaw drops* "Wait, what, you, you mean you haven't???"

Not really for real no, when you can't/won't drive it's kinda hard to get around ;P Minor calf dipping once or twice on short notice was about it XD

*awww's some* Done anything messy at least?

Some occasional slime stuff when I find time and privacy XD not enough tho!

Thats the ticket :) Every little bit helps ;) Hope ya find some good stuff soonish, or hook up with some furs in your area that can get you the help ya need

you definately need to head back out there adn scout its depths :p

I'd have to get a good thermal wetsuit to go exploring right now. I found a neat marsh not too far from where I live that I'd like to explore, but no uniform I've got could ever prepare me for that kinda chill, and a swimsuit certainly wouldn't do the job not unless I was seeking hypothermia Exploring swamp weather is currently on hold till summer

dawr :< hehe

Waist-deep, huh? What was your 'uniform' for that session, how long did it take to get free from that point, and how'd ya clean up afterward?

Oh for that exploration session I learned something from my friend Sara, and I wore a ballet outfit. With performance tights, leotard, and leather ballet slippers cleanup was a snap! When I explore strange new places I often carry a swimming Kick-board. They float great, and can provide you with some great balance, and leverage for freeing yourself from a muddy embrace ;) When I finally did choose to leave the swamp I just stripped out of the ballet outfit and had a quick splash in a local outflowing stream, and viola totally clean!. The ballet uniform pretty much kept me totally clean sans a muddy water residue that gets through the tight fabric of the dance-wear. Makes for easy exploration of interesting places ;) One of the other scouts went in her uniform and lost her shoes, socks, and very nearly lost her skort too. Her cleanup was quite the ordeal, but we always pack for such 'clothing emergencies'

* blushes.. *

mmmmm.. is this a retelling of a RL experience?

How does it feel, when the muddy water gets in those .. interesting places.. how about real mud?

All of my more mucky pictures are based upon my RL experiences. I utilize this account (FA) as an "In Character/IC" account, and the descriptions are based around those IC events and explorations. I tend to keep the experiences that I share in photography, and in commissioned art works (as I am pathetic at drawing) in a General to Mature rating, and prefer not to exceed those ratings in my descriptions.

I've done this, but it's been far too long, I can barely remember..

murr..

this looks like the best mud pit you posted so far. :) where is this?

This little spot is just about half an hour north of Portland Oregon. A place called Woodland Washington. Its been a few years since I've been down that way, so I'm unsure if its still accessible at this time. If ya do find yourself in that territory, make sure to learn your tide tables for the region. I do believe (if memory serves me correctly) you want to check for the 'Satsup point' tide station as that would give you the most accurate tide table for that bit of marsh. If you need further info on how to get there, please note me and I'll be happy to give ya all the nitty gritty details

wow! im from carolina so i dont think ill be there soon. x3 thanks anyway.

Awww, too bad, fun stuff though. Ya do have that whole Atlantic Ocean influence, surely there's some great tidal marshlands to play in around that territory (give or take your proximity to the sea) I'd honestly recommend having a looksie at Google Earth and looking at for local marshlands that way. Such a tool is great to experiment with. I always print up a map of the area I'd like to explore and then take my bicycle and ride around the nearby roads to seek out the marsh map that I printed out. Makes marsh tracking a breeze !

i may try it! ^ ^ i live sorta inland about 200 miles. x3 but we carolinians are notorious for our red clay. its really thick and will grab hold you and not let go. ;) thank you very much!

Just remember to grab a friend for the fun, or come prepared for self-rescue like how I've described here in the various posts on this page. Be careful, be safe, and have fun!

i think i know someone who loves the mud. >:)

I'd love to! Sadly I'm out here, your out there :( But try to drag a friend along, its safer that way, and more fun too!

yeah, and thanks again. :)

Wow, I wish I lived in Washington, that looks really appealing :O

*nod-nod's* its some fun stuff, smooth n slippery. Occasionally deep, but mostly about up to my knees or so. If ya played around with some of it though it oh so slowly gets deeper/thicker Its really fun!

This place certainly looks good for fun. Especially in the summertime. I gotta try to get in some real mud that's deep.

Sometimes good mud can be hard to find, as I found out on my vacation. ya can play with pudding n' stuff like that if you judt want to feel the sensation. :]

*Stares* must... dive... in...

Where is this?! Does it come back every summer? Muurrrr...

Summer, low tide in particular, Washington State, (extreme south end of the state) Exit 22, Dike road near the town of Woodland Washington. If you're near that area note me for further instructions ;)

That's so far away... I live in MN so I... Too far. X.x

Best way to track out the good mud spots is via Google Earth, and have a bicycle ready on the back of a car or something. Get you close, and explore via bike the areas of interest.

Washington state coast?

Yup, near the town of Woodland

always nice to meet a fellow washingtonian! and be careful, there is some quicksand that is deadly.

Greetings Local! :) As for the swamps n stuff, I always come prepared and always test before I play, Thank you for your concern though. :)

hey, anything for a fellow Washingtonian!