The Szczecin Lagoon (referred to in the above feature) exemplifies the way in which land and sea ambiguously blend along the southern coast of the Baltic. The lagoon is a significant body of water, a dozen times larger than Scotland’s Loch Ness and a third larger than Lake Geneva. At its seaward margin two islands hem in the lagoon, so that access to the open sea is restricted to narrow channels. This watery wilderness deserves to be better known.