A walk in the woods...

[K_Jo]

I don't know. I do know they said they didn't have a drill bit big enough and were waiting until the super-sized one came in. :shrug:

That doesn't sound like a compliment.

 

[K_Jo]

diamond tipped?

For my pleasure.

 

[jazz lady]

That doesn't sound like a compliment.

It doesn't, now does it? I'm sure it was a purely innocent comment on their part.

 

[Grumpy]

For my pleasure.

 

[jazz lady]

And out of the woods they come.

 

[AC/DC]

Very nice Jazz…

I was in Frederick this weekend at a buds place and took a nice walk through the woods and down by the creek. We spooked up 8 deer with a couple fawns in tow…..

 

[K_Jo]

 

[jazz lady]

I was in Frederick this weekend at a buds place and took a nice walk through the woods and down by the creek. We spooked up 8 deer with a couple fawns in tow…..

I was in Frederick a couple of weekends ago, but I didn't get anywhere NEAR the woods. The Frederick area is beautiful. How pretty that must have been to see that!

I saw the most awesome sight about a month ago. I was driving on Medleys Neck Road (244) in a heavily wooded area about dusk and crested a hill. My headlights made out something completely blocking the road ahead, which I assumed was probably a tree that had fallen. Imagine my surprise when it moved. It was literally a river of deer. There must have been close to 40 of them crossing as a herd. I was awestruck. Fortunately, I had plenty of time to slow down and watch them. It was absolutely unbelievable and something I will NEVER forget.

 

[DoWhat]

I was driving on Medleys Neck Road (244) in a heavily wooded area about dusk and crested a hill. It was literally a river of deer. There must have been close to 40 of them crossing as a herd.

Deer, Medleys Neck Rd. ? No way.

 

[jazz lady]

Deer, Medleys Neck Rd. ? No way.

Way.

 

[kwillia]

Deer, Medleys Neck Rd. ? No way.

:deer:=:deerticks:=:lymes:

 

[DoWhat]

:deer:=:deerticks:=:lymes:

I use FrontLine.

 

[AC/DC]

I saw the most awesome sight about a month ago. I was driving on Medleys Neck Road (244) in a heavily wooded area about dusk and crested a hill. My headlights made out something completely blocking the road ahead, which I assumed was probably a tree that had fallen. Imagine my surprise when it moved. It was literally a river of deer. There must have been close to 40 of them crossing as a herd. I was awestruck. Fortunately, I had plenty of time to slow down and watch them. It was absolutely unbelievable and something I will NEVER forget.

Back in the day........:geezing:.......there used to be deer like that all over Southern Maryland.

 

[jazz lady]

:deer:=:deerticks:=:lymes:

Unfortunately that is true. That is why I get my dogs and cats immunized against Lyme disease, plus use Frontline.

 

[DoWhat]

Back in the day........:geezing:.......there used to be deer like that all over Southern Maryland.

Damn developers.

The deer were here first.

 

[AC/DC]

Damn developers.

The deer were here first.

So were the Indians.........

 

[morganj614]

So were the Indians.........

Don't forget the dinosaurs

 

[Lenny]

My dog got stung on the butt by a bee yesterday, and now he doesn't want to go outside unless he's right by my side.

Is that 'cause your butt will make a bigger target next time?

 

[jazz lady]

I came home from work and took my dog for a walk in the woods. It was incredibly peaceful and relaxing.

I took time to notice the beautiful wild violets blooming in all their miniature glory in vibrant shades of white, pink, and deep purple. The wild blueberry bushes are dripping with white flowers that in a few months will be the most incredible tasting berries.

Tiny frogs abound everywhere and skitter frantically out of the way. Birds were chirping and fluttering in every direction as they frantically gather nesting materials. Deer tracks are everywhere, silent testimony to their nocturnal wanderings. My dog goes crazy with the overload of scents and sights.

I just smile at the beauty of it all. Ahhh...

I finally uploaded the pictures I have taken on my walks and thought I would share some of my favorites:

 

[jazz lady]

A few more...