© (2006) Vicki Polin
Who would ever think you could find beauty in a Walmart parking lot?
The second photo is at a local pond. The picture came out a bit more pink then what I saw.
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
The Pond - December 26, 2006
© (2006) Vicki Polin
It started off to be a dark and dreary day to be running on errands. All of a sudden I noticed the sun coming out, breaking through the clouds in the sky.
I was not far from the pond on Park Heights Ave. near Old Court Road in Pikesville, MD. I decided to go in. This is what I saw. A far different scene then the winters of Chicago.
It started off to be a dark and dreary day to be running on errands. All of a sudden I noticed the sun coming out, breaking through the clouds in the sky.
I was not far from the pond on Park Heights Ave. near Old Court Road in Pikesville, MD. I decided to go in. This is what I saw. A far different scene then the winters of Chicago.
Assateague Island - Hanukkah, 2006
© (2006) Vicki Polin
This has been an unbelieveably warm winter. It was during the week of Hanukkah that a friend and I decided to take a ride to Assateague Island, which is located on the eastern shore of Maryland. It's about a three hour drive from Baltimore.
Assateague is a very interesting place. The island is famous for its "Chincoteague Ponies". No one knows for sure how or when the ponies first arrived on the island, a popular legend tells of ponies that escaped a shipwrecked Spanish galleon and swam ashore.
The island is now both a state and national park. When entering the park there's signs all over requesting that you not touch the horses or other wildlife. While we were there a group of ponies came up to our car, trying to nudge his way in through the window.
This has been an unbelieveably warm winter. It was during the week of Hanukkah that a friend and I decided to take a ride to Assateague Island, which is located on the eastern shore of Maryland. It's about a three hour drive from Baltimore.
Assateague is a very interesting place. The island is famous for its "Chincoteague Ponies". No one knows for sure how or when the ponies first arrived on the island, a popular legend tells of ponies that escaped a shipwrecked Spanish galleon and swam ashore.
The island is now both a state and national park. When entering the park there's signs all over requesting that you not touch the horses or other wildlife. While we were there a group of ponies came up to our car, trying to nudge his way in through the window.
Sunset - December 24, 2006
Traffic Jam - December 20, 2006
Longhorn Bulls of Maryland
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