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I wasn't going to post today because I have a lot of things I should be doing in my wisp of free time. However. Bobby and I went hiking at Patuxent State Park today and, wow, what a day! We got some great pictures, and I couldn't wait to download them and share them, so here I am.
Patuxent State Park runs alongside the Patuxent River. We discovered it some years ago, while living in Ellicott City. The hiking trails are unmaintained, so it tends to be fairly deserted. The first time we went was during a drought and, aside from a tiny stream running down the middle, the river was nothing but mudflats. Since then, whenever we've gone, there's been an actual river (and, after this past winter's snows, this time was obviously no exception), but it's just a really nice walk with lots to see and relatively easy. The hardest part is because the trails are unmaintained, so there tends to be a lot of brush to wade through, fallen trees, and the like.
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Patuxent State Park runs alongside the Patuxent River. We discovered it some years ago, while living in Ellicott City. The hiking trails are unmaintained, so it tends to be fairly deserted. The first time we went was during a drought and, aside from a tiny stream running down the middle, the river was nothing but mudflats. Since then, whenever we've gone, there's been an actual river (and, after this past winter's snows, this time was obviously no exception), but it's just a really nice walk with lots to see and relatively easy. The hardest part is because the trails are unmaintained, so there tends to be a lot of brush to wade through, fallen trees, and the like.
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