Tag: Which Way Photo Challenge

Which Way Photo Challenge: June 12, 2021

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Photographed on August 23, 2026 - Entrance to the Society of the Cincinnati
Bridge over the Severn River by the US Naval Academy

Brought to us by Alive and Trekking, this is my contribution to the Which Way Photo Challenge

Some signage

Alive & Trekking’s Which Way Photo Challenge: May 22, 2021

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There’s a little robin on the trail with me.
Iconic signage on a rare grey day in Hollywood. Taken with my old Canon Powershot A1100
Another from the archives. Hollywood Blvd bustles at night. Note Egyptian Theatre and Scientology building.

Which Way Photo Challenge

Which Way Photo Challenge by Alive & Trekking: May 14, 2021

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Which Way Photo Challenge by Alive & Trekking

The bridge in the background of this photo allows the driver to cross Weems Creek and drive westerly into downtown Annapolis. The photo was taken from a smaller bridge on Ridgely Avenue that crosses Weems Creeks just a little bit north from the larger bridge. I like how the pier gets smaller the closer one gets to the boat. You can see how calm the water is.

Signs I’ve collected since the last Which Way Photo Challenge!

Alive & Trekking Which Way Photo Challenge: March 19, 2021

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It is always a pleasure to participate in the Which Way Challenge, hosted by Alive & Trekking.

And there are even more prohibitions!

At left is the Maryland State Seal. The colony was founded in 1632 by a wave of King Charles I (the one who got his head chopped off by the Puritans). It was a proprietary colony given to George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore. The King graciously named the colony after his French-born wife, Henrietta Maria, known in England as Queen Mary. Lord Baltimore envisioned Maryland as a refuge for English Catholics, who faced some serious persecution in the Motherland.