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There's not many large old growth trees left in Prettyboy, so when I see one, it makes me happy.

This is a nice little spot. I see why everyone comes here

It was nice to see a lot of you enjoying George's Run today!

There's some nice rocks located in Prettyboy, Md. As you can see, this one is typically half submerged when water levels are higher.

There were thousands of little black tadpoles along the shore of Grave Run. It's apparently a good sign of the water quality

Some spots were down 5ft

Checked out Graves run today. Pretty crazy seeing the erosion from the channel.

There's something about an old home that warms my heart. The character is charming. Northern Maryland

Explored George's run. It was a nice day

Zone 7a

I found a little variegated hosta in the yard a couple of years ago and decided to plant it in this pot. It's growing really well. It always has a nice round shape and comes back the next year. There's also some all-star strawberries in there

Zone 7a

Helps calm your mind

Maryland zone 7a. It's a small woodland perennial known for its shiny green leaves and clusters of tiny, fragrant white flowers in spring, followed by red berries in fall. It forms colonies in cool, moist, shady forests across North America, spreading via rhizomes, and is also called false lily-of-the-valley.

This has always been a cool rock

What a lovely burst of color. Zone 7a