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Autumn in the northeastern corner of Maryland on the Pennsylvania and Delaware Lines

Posted on November 2, 2013 by admin
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Dark Clouds over the Beehive on a Saturday afternoon.
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Big Elk Chapel

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Today was a perfect day for getting out an enjoying some of the beauty of Cecil County, historic and natural.  The leaves are bright with fall’s color in many areas, especially when the sun is shining.   So with the color near its most brilliant for the season, I decided to head up to the northeastern corner of the county, to travel to some out-of-the-way spots near the Mason Dixon Line, which established the boundaries for Pennsylvania and Delaware.

 

 

 

 

 

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