She didn’t touch it. Not yet. Instead, she photographed everything, sketched the layout in her waterproof notebook, and collected GPS coordinates. Archaeology in the Everglades is a race against time—every rainy season eats another layer of history.
The air tasted of wet earth and ancient secrets. For most visitors, the Florida Everglades is a place of stillness—a slow, tea-colored river of grass where alligators drift like logs and the heat hangs heavy enough to press you into silence. But for Tessa Taylor, the Everglades has never been still. It hums. tessa taylor - everglades adventure
Tessa learned to listen.