While beach pictures taken on the Gulf side of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach can be spectacular, the Mobile Bay side close to Fort Morgan can provide a different look. There are areas that are still undeveloped and can give us an idea of how the area looked many years ago. This one place has many tree stumps and limbs sticking out in the water from old shorelines. The weathered and beaten trees covered with barnacles produce some nice images with great detail.

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