The tide can occasionally be so low that it exposes a mud flat at the mouth of Graham Creek by the bridge on Cheneyville Road. I wish there was something to use for size comparison, but you'll have to take my word for it when I say that the troughs in this photo are roughly a foot wide. They were made by a snapping turtle. I didn't see it but I know it was a snapper because it is the only turtle in Maryland that can grow this large.
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