After nearly 7 years I brought reinforcements to help me try to find the Maryland Black Eyed Susan. I must have been over thinking the clues because they really are not difficult.
Fortunately, Blue Delft was not over thinking and even though I struggled yet again, she came to the rescue and we were able to add a pretty posy to our logbooks. Many thanks.
Saturday, April 12, 2014
More Ellicott City Adventures
Finding a Wood Thrush box is always a treat and this one was no different. The spot was absolutely gorgeous with the flowing trees bursting.
As if that weren't great enough, another WT gem!
I loved the Trolly Line trail. We passed some interesting characters. I was particularly impressed with the guy who juggled while he walked.
On our way out of town, we also snagged a quick bite and learned about young love.
It was a wonderful day in a darling town. Thanks to all the planters, and to Janila, for bringing me here!
As if that weren't great enough, another WT gem!
I loved the Trolly Line trail. We passed some interesting characters. I was particularly impressed with the guy who juggled while he walked.
On our way out of town, we also snagged a quick bite and learned about young love.
It was a wonderful day in a darling town. Thanks to all the planters, and to Janila, for bringing me here!
Labels:
letterboxing,
Maryland,
Spring
Location:
Ellicott City, MD, USA
Patapsco
I think I need a lesson on how to pronounce the name of this state park. Enjoyed this hike but the bridge on the way to the bobcat wasn't my favorite. Janila and BD got a kick out of me running across.
And to make matters worse, an enormous spider jumped on me when we were trying to sail away. I screamed and danced around giving my friends quite a show. I wasn't amused...
And to make matters worse, an enormous spider jumped on me when we were trying to sail away. I screamed and danced around giving my friends quite a show. I wasn't amused...
Labels:
letterboxing,
Maryland,
Spring
Creepy
Janila asked Blue Delft and I to accompany her to a creepy spot she had been eyeballing. It was a perfect day to get on the trail so we set out.
We were first greeted by lots of very steep steps. The approach to the altar was lovely. We saw a couple of deer and took in the vibes of the supposedly haunted area.
I was glad to have these pals along with me. I don't think I would have been brave enough to go it alone!
Labels:
letterboxing,
Maryland,
Spring
Location:
Ilchester Road, Ellicott City, MD, USA
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