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Looking toward the Gulf of Mexico from the transition zone between forest and marsh, this panorama shows the breadth and scope of Boggy Bay, an estuary nestled between the tiny communities of Keaton and Dekle beach. This is ground zero for the 1,200-acre resort development, Reserve at Sweetwater Estuary, which, if built, will destroy Boggy Bay.

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Contained in galleries: Panorama Landscape, Nature Coast, Florida, Humanity-Life on the Edge

Looking toward the Gulf of Mexico from the transition zone between forest and marsh, this panorama shows the breadth and scope of Boggy Bay, an estuary nestled between the tiny communities of Keaton and Dekle beach. This is ground zero for the 1,200-acre resort development, Reserve at Sweetwater Estuary, which, if built, will destroy Boggy Bay.