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Yeah, I figure the smell is the exposed contaminants of the Bay itself. Everywhere on the Bay where you have mud banks they smell terrible at low tide.
by bdamm 10y ago
Yeah, I figure the smell is the exposed contaminants of the Bay itself. Everywhere on the Bay where you have mud banks they smell terrible at low tide.
- nightfly 10y agoMud doesn't have to be contaminated to smell bad, it just kinda does naturally.
- nostrademons 10y agoMost of this is decomposing plant material that naturally collects near shorelines. Wetlands, marshes, and swamps regularly smell bad, even in completely pristine undeveloped landscapes.