David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Photographed on My Evening Bike Ride
David from Reisterstown: Cow Near Clear Spring Maryland
David from Reisterstown: Religious Dude Ranch in Baltimore County
David from Reisterstown: Barn Near Hagerstown Maryland
David from Reisterstown: Inpound Pond on the C&O Canal (It doesn't work anymore.)
David from Reisterstown: Along the Mason-Dixon Line in Central Maryland
David from Reisterstown: Looking for Wildlife Reserve in MD, Never Found It
David from Reisterstown: Looking for Wildlife Reserve in MD, Never Found It
David from Reisterstown: The name is "Little Falls" it is on my bike ride most every week day.
David from Reisterstown: Cow Near Clear Spring Maryland
David from Reisterstown: I have seen two copperheads here. They like the warm rocks in the Spring and Fall.
David from Reisterstown: Religious Dude Ranch in Baltimore County
David from Reisterstown: I believe I am fortunate to be able to ride my bike every day in such an environment.
David from Reisterstown: Religious Dude Ranch in Baltimore County
David from Reisterstown: The name is "Little Falls" it is on my bike ride most every week day.
David from Reisterstown: The name is "Little Falls" it is on my bike ride most every week day.
David from Reisterstown: Bossie old girl, must you urinate now!
David from Reisterstown: At one time Mail Pouch chewing Tobacco painted the farmer's barn, shed or stable and in turn the farmer allowed the sign.
David from Reisterstown: Foulton County, Pennsylvania
David from Reisterstown: Foulton County
David from Reisterstown: Little Falls near sunset.
David from Reisterstown: Foulton County
David from Reisterstown: I must say, the Runt's are doing a marvelous job.
David from Reisterstown: In these poor counties homes like this are still occupied.