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Sun setting over Patuxent River Naval Air Station
5:01 PM from Patuxent River |
Pete called me today while we were walking on the beach this morning and asked if I might be able to help him take his boat from Flag Harbor to Solomons to put it on the trailer to take it down south again. I would provide one of the vehicles to return from Solomons after dropping off the trailer. I agreed, and extracted another favor from him.
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St. Mary's County across the Patuxent River |
After the returning to Flag Harbor from the drop off, we cast off about 4:00 PM. We tried at the power plant, and managed to snag a couple of small fish. Then we hunted for birds on the channel edge, with no luck. Once we got into the Patuxent River on our way to
Solomons, I took these pictures with my phone.
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Solomon's Waterfront |
The weather was astonishing today. After an overnight thunder storm, it was clear, calm and warm, 65 F
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