I’m unsure what I should call these plants on the side of the bay. Suggestions?
I was really just looking for a neat picture. This one was taken at the same time as the celebration swim.
Entries Tagged as 'Harford County'
Bay Wheat? Bay Reeds? 100 of them?
June 27th, 2008 · 2 Comments
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HDG Bridges
May 7th, 2008 · No Comments
We all know what HDG is famous for, other than the light house, Cal Ripken, and the decoy museum…….Bridges. Here’s a view from just north of the passenger railroad bridge, looking out towards the rt. 40 bridge.
Also, this post has made me especially aware of the wishlist request for a map on wach post showing […]
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Got Tickets? To the Gun Show.
March 24th, 2008 · 7 Comments
As pointed out in the comments, the author of a prior post made a terrible oversight in this photo as they didn’t emphasise the building you see here: The Jerusalem Gun Factory. From what I gathered in the tour, weapon stocks were built in this building for a short time and hence it garnered the […]
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Concord Point Lighthouse
March 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment
There isn’t much to say about Concord Point Lighthouse that isn’t covered by the phrase, “It is awesome.”
The lighthouse was manned for the majority of its life (which started in 1827) by the O’neil family of Havre De Grace. (more Havre De Grace posts to come) One of them actually defended the lighthouse with […]
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Jerusalem Mills
February 20th, 2008 · 6 Comments
Being from Maryland, we are required to enjoy all things that are replicas of others in miniature, so I’m sure you will enjoy this place.
Welcome to Jerusalem Mill Villiage, an area that is being restored to its historic appearance with the help of the state park and the friends of Jerusalem Mills. Their end goal […]
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Jericho Covered Bridge
February 19th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Here we see the Jericho Covered Bridge in Harford County, just outside Gunpowder Falls State Park HQ near Rt. 1. (Some people say it crosses into Baltimore County, but my map firmly drops in Harford. You can discuss.) The bridge skillfully crosses the little gunpowder falls. It was built just a bit after 1860 and […]
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