The river was the place to be yesterday, especially if you're a dog.
Finally the long cold late winter is giving it up. The daffodils are budding, birds are singing and any day now the spring peepers will start peeping. Bring it on!
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Leap Day hike along the river.
What a gorgeous late February! We hiked from Daniels almosy to the railroad tracks. Not much happening on the river this time of year. The deer mostly have the woods to themselves.
I remember when I would run to the top of the nearest hill just because I could, as the boys are all doing here. Hey, I could totally still do it if I wanted to. Which I don't...
Monday, February 22, 2016
February paddle @Daniels
Paddle at Daniels.
The hills are beautiful in the snow and we had the whole river to ourselves! If you ever get the chance to paddle in the winter- do it. This steep hill on the left as we paddle upriver is North facing, so it holds snow forever. There were sooooo many icicles everywhere when we got close to the shore.
This is the Hugmonster Bridge about 1/2 mile up the road from Daniels Dam. You can barely see its there when you walk. It's an awesome old hand-made bridge made from local stones. Water was so high we could almost paddle up into it.
Labels:
canoe,
Daniels,
Ellicott City,
explore,
Patapsco River
Location:
Ellicott City, MD, USA
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Hops
Picked my hops too. About a gallon of flowers. Enough to make about 20 gallons of beer.
Can't wait until they are dry enough to start brewing.
Can't wait until they are dry enough to start brewing.
Ten minutes of tree shaking
These are paw paws- North America's largest native fruit. They taste like bananas with a mango tang and a custard-like consistency. Delicious.
Sent from my BB Storm.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
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