Northern Maryland photographer: Chesapeake Bay ‘more solidly frozen than I’ve seen in thirty years’
Linked in/Neat stuff: Mount Zion Cemetery’s bear/Codorus Eagles, again
‘The Bay is more solidly frozen than I’ve seen it in the thirty years I’ve live(d) around here,’ Maryland resident Don McClure wrote on Facebook about the region where the Susquehanna River meets up with the Chesapeake Bay. ‘That’s snow on the frozen Chesapeake Bay, Susquehanna Flats,’ he wrote. It was a cold February when Don McClure, a photographer whose work often has appeared on YorkTownSquare, wrote this. March is starting that way, too. Also of interest: This old lock, a mill, a mansion and a ghost town. Only a bit more than 15 miles from York County .
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Another Don McClure photo … capturing the lighthouse at Havre de Grace, Md.
Other neat stuff from all over … .
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Another snow scene: And a landmark bear … .
Dave Trump passes a snow covered bear clearing Mount Zion Cemetery in Springettsbury Township for a funeral. @ydrcom pic.twitter.com/hqcGJagoLr
— paul kuehnel (@paulkuehnel) March 2, 2015
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A random bit of history: In the Capitol
#mojo in Harrisburg at the capitol @ydrcom pic.twitter.com/jRu4KR9Eda — Brett Sholtis (@BrettSholtis) March 2, 2015
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Linked up: Class connects the Codorus eagles with the Roundtown Buddy Bench:
@JamesMcClure How many Buddy Benches does it take to weigh the same as an eagle’s nest? Take a look! http://t.co/k9RyfjUAZA
— Amy Musone (@MusoneClass) March 3, 2015
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History Mystery: Another achiever from York, Pa.:
