Many Rotary Clubs have a program called Flags for Heroes. The objective of the Flags For Heroes program is to Honor and Support the Heroes in their Community. This could be military, first responders, healthcare workers, educators; basically anyone you Read More …
While at an event I was walking towards my car when the person in front of me happened to say, “now that is a photograph” while pointing to this overflowing trash can. The thought that came to mind was that Read More …
For the past couple of years I’ve neglected my Website. Shame on me. I used to share a “Photo of the Week” post here, but it’s been several years since I last did one. That’s certainly not a good thing Read More …
Beginning on the Third Thursday of July is the Kent County Fair. But there is a lot of work that happens before it opens. Including putting the year on the sign and the backdrop that is created by the 4-h’ers. Read More …
For the first time in a long time it felt nearly normal this past weekend at the Rock Hall 4th of July Parade. More photos from the parade can be seen on my Facebook Page – ShoreToBeFun Photographs —– During Read More …
Usually the photos you see from me are from Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Occasionally I do venture off of the Delmarva Peninsula. I had the opportunity to go to Gettysburg recently. The Civil War Battles at Gettysburg happened on July 1-3 Read More …
This past weekend on MD-313 just north of Greensboro I found this meadow of Black Eyed Susans. Black-Eyed Susans are perennial daisies or coneflowers, members of the sunflower family. The flower heads measure 2 to 3 inches in diameter with Read More …
There’s no denying that traveling one sees amazing scenes. However there is one common distraction. That is Utility Poles and the wires that are strung between them. —–During the next few months I will be working on a Photo-book on Read More …
Shortly after Queen Anne’s County was organized in 1706, Queenstown became the County Seat in 1707. The Court House was built in 1708. In 1782 the County seat was moved to Centreville. The frame structure dates to 1708. The brick Read More …
