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Just returned last night after a week there. We hiked up the south trail of Cadillac, did the Chevy Chase "Vacation" head nod for about an hour and returned to the bottom. Wonderful place.
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This was our first climb/hike last week. Went early and beat the crowd.
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Great confidence builder. There was a younger couple probably in their 20s behind us quite a ways. They almost caught up with us close to the metal grate catwalk. We (I'm 58 and the Mrs. is 57) pulled away for good from there. I looked back when one of my Hydroflasks worked its way out of my pack and started tumbling down...... and the girl was hugging a rock and panicky. They finally made it to the top.That Beehive trail is something else, isn't it? Half way up, my wife wanted to kill me for making her climb it.
Summertime being a dog in the country... Sit in the sun, lay in the grass, chase a squirrel, dig a hole...
Keeping watch on Monday morning...
Time to head in an get a refresh
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Keeping watch on Monday morning...
Time to head in an get a refresh
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Summertime being a dog in the country... Sit in the sun, lay in the grass, chase a squirrel, dig a hole...
Keeping watch on Monday morning...
Time to head in an get a refresh
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She looks like one heck of a dog!
My guess: Eastern Box Turtle
How in the world did you see that little thing? Years ago I was working at a house next to a creek, and as I was walking up the drive I saw a tiny snapping turtle...about 2" diameter. If it hadn't been on the paved walk, I would have never seen it.
How in the world did you see that little thing? Years ago I was working at a house next to a creek, and as I was walking up the drive I saw a tiny snapping turtle...about 2" diameter. If it hadn't been on the paved walk, I would have never seen it.
Looks like a common box turtle to me
It was right in front of my next step, on freshly mowed grass.
Next question. What kind of eggs might these be? I have found two of them unbroken on my garden landscaping fabric. There is a tree overhead, but it seems like the egg couln't survive the fall?
They look to be invisible eggs.
One last overnight before the heat, and I made a friend when scouting for an area to setup.
Nice. What's the name of these flowers? They remind me of being a kid at my Grandmothers. She had them around her yard.
Those are peonies.Nice. What's the name of these flowers? They remind me of being a kid at my Grandmothers. She had them around her yard.
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