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Autumn Beauty in Cecil County

Posted on November 3, 2013November 16, 2019 by admin

AUTUMN IN CECIL COUNTY– Here are more photos of autumn’s beauty in Cecil County, as the colors of fall are near their height for the season.   Click here to see earlier photos.

Quaker Meeting House (Brick Meeting House), Calvert.
Quaker Meeting House (Brick Meeting House), Calvert.
A one lane bridge on Kirk Road.
One lane bridge on Kirk Road.
Old Cecil County School now serving the Cherry Hill United Methodist Church
Old Cecil County School now serving the Cherry Hill United Methodist Church
Old Shed along the Little Elk Creek on Kirk Road
Old Shed along the Little Elk Creek on Kirk Road

0 thoughts on “Autumn Beauty in Cecil County”

  1. Mike Lee says:
    November 4, 2013 at 6:50 am

    Beautiful pictures, absolutely beautiful

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