The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Path connects Washington DC and Cumberland, Maryland. We rode from Point of Rocks to Brunswick and back. We’re photographed mid-way, where the canal itself crosses over Catoctin Creek. The aqueduct had collapsed and been rebuilt a few years ago. We’re standing among some of the leftover pieces.
Sorry to be so slow, but here’s last month’s four-day bike adventure trip report.
Selfie by Tim.
Above photos by Elsp/Erin/Sandy/Tim? Below by Elspeth (1 & 3) and Sandy (2). The hot chocolate itself didn’t inspire much enthusiasm but Rhys hung onto the cup for the rest of the journey.
On the steps beside the turntable at the end of the line, Western Maryland Scenic Railroad
A few shots from before lunch . . .
httpv://youtu.be/xBYJyI8JsgQ
View from the hotel the morning of Dylan’s baptism: Baltimore Harbor
Picking up the trash, Baltimore Harbor
Lunch and a pint of Guinness at the Shamrock Restaurant twice this week, with Sandy, Judy, and Alex. The picture is not of the restaurant, but looking west from behind the restaurant. It’s on US 15 a few miles south of Gettysburg. Roads were fine on this trip except for the 10 country miles closest to home, where they were mostly packed white. This was the day after yet another government-closing, school-closing snowstorm which brought our house about 7″ of unusually sand-like snow. By starting early, I was able (in two sessions) to clear the entire driveway with the leaf-blower.
(I have not paid the $30 annual fee to prevent the occasional appearance of randomly-placed links to somebody else’s advertising. But my use of the WordPress blogging software is free.)