D.R.O.O.L. – April 2020

Daily Reminiscence Of Our Lives

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4/30/2020 Thursday

Crazy weather! Close to 70F in the morning with gusty winds.

Started raining around 9AM, flooded my office space at our new location. Will rain today and tomorrow all day….

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4/29/2020 Wednesday

Beautiful morning walk on Milford Mill trail.

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4/28/2020 Tuesday

Today started out as a beautiful sunny day and even though the forecast predicted partially cloudy weather it became overcast by mid morning. Still chilly and a bit breeze too.

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4/27/2020 Monday

April has been very rainy and today is no exception. Thankfully by the evening it stopped and we could walk our 3 mile loop through Leakin Park.

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4/26/2020 Sunday

Pouring rain all day but we got to walk! Super short poop walk at Red Run Stream Valley Trail.

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4/25/2020 Saturday

New adventure – hike at Catoctin Mountain State Park.

https://magzilla.blog/2020/04/28/cunningham-falls-state-park-cat-rock-trail-8-7-miles/

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4/24/2020 Friday

Yet another rainy day….got lucky though and were able to walk without getting soaked. This magical ancient tree at Sunbrook Park couldn’t stand the strong winds we had overnight.

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4/23/2020 Thursday

Azaleas in all different colors are in bloom around here. This wonderful pink flower and the Honeymoon Cottage are at Leakin Park.

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4/22/2020 Wednesday

Morning walk at Leakin Park in black and white.

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4/21/2020 Tuesday

Another morning and evening walk in different parts of Leakin Park.

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4/20/2020 Monday

Home captures of Mag and PomPom and our crab apple tree blossom with an ant inside.

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4/19/2020 Sunday

Wonderful, long, warm hike close to home.

https://magzilla.blog/2020/05/24/patapsco-valley-state-park-soapstone-trail-and-some-7-5-miles/

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4/18/2020 Saturday

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4/17/2020 Friday

Leakin Park shenanigans.

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4/16/2020 Thursday

Unidentifiable wildflowers without leaves. They look like Indian pipes but even trying to look them up like that I had no luck identifying them. Maybe 3″ tall.

Anyone out there knows what they are? Maryland, Baltimore city, Leakin Park.

P.S.: mystery solved. These beautiful tiny creatures are Orobanche Unifloras

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4/15/2020 Wednesday

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4/14/2020 Tuesday

Leakin moments. Wisteria growing on an old ruin. Mag looking through the once upon a time window of a ruin.

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4/13/2020 Monday

Our next project is to join….

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4/12/2020 Sunday

Ready for our next river crossing. Look out Patapsco!

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4/11/2020 Saturday

We had to go get some kitkat meds so our morning walk was at Meadowood Regional Park.

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4/10/2020 Friday

Red Parrot tulip at home and Mag taking his work nap in the afternoon.

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4/9/2020 Thursday

Mag is so gentle.

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4/8/2020 Wednesday

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4/7/2020 Tuesday

Beauty on our morning walk.

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4/6/2020 Monday

Daffodils

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4/5/2020 Sunday

10 mile hike in Patapsco Avalon.

https://magzilla.blog/2020/05/23/patapsco-valley-state-park-avalon-10-3-miles/

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4/4/2020 Saturday

It’s Mag’s 4th birthday! Celebrating with an awesome hike in Patapsco.

https://magzilla.blog/2020/05/19/patapsco-valley-state-park-vii-patapsco-mckeldin-trail-5-7-miles/

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4/3/2020 Friday

This historic water wheel is located in the second largest park in the country within city limits, Leakin park. It was built in the 1850s and even though it hasn’t been operational since 1866! when toppled by flood waters it still stands and need to be preserved and protected. It might be the only one of its kind in the whole country.

I could not take photos but I’ve seen my first dragonfly and a Swallowtail butterfly this season today.

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4/2/2020 Thursday

Leakin park in color and in B&W.

Eastern Spring Beauty living in a tree

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4/1/2020 Wednesday

Leakin park’s trail art and the magnificent Saucer Magnolia allée.