Day Lillies by Rock Creek

Pretty in person. IPhone 4S cannot replicate the beautiful orange. I have my Nikon FG with Fuji 400 Xtra so I won't miss these beauties. Time to upgrade to iPhone 5 which has better color balance

Intruding Squirrel in a Fix

This fellow died a slow death of dehydration likely. He was where he should not have attempted to enter. My guess is to try to eat the bird eggs

New Neighbors

These gold fish are a new addition to the linear park in the faux Carroll Creek across from the Courthouse They hang out amongst the recently added lilly pads. I think that appropriate here as it is all artificial. I must bring some food down for them

Craft-Beer Festival

The man said "Ya gotta have a ticket to go in, but we're all sold out"
Off to visit the Greeks 😏

Carroll's Mill

Carroll's Mill built in 1812 by Charles Carroll of Carrollton (1737-1832), our kinsman and the wealthy landowner and signer of the Declaration of Independence. Site was within his 17,000-acre wilderness tract called "Carrollton Manor"; his grandfather Charles Carroll the settler acquired the land from grants and a treaty with the Tuscorora

Pinnacle Rocks

Let's climb that one

Beavers Foraging

At Carroll Creek just down from the Covered Bridge