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flyaway > The Camel's Den Trail, Patapsco Valley State Park at Daniels, Maryland. 3-11-06
flyaway > Polypody ferns (Polypodium vulgare) hang over a moss- and lichens-covered boulder in Patapsco Valley State Park. 3-11-06
flyaway > The branches of a broken tree dangle in the Patapsco River. 3-11-06
flyaway > A moss-covered rock glows vivid green in the brown late-winter woods. 3-11-06
flyaway > Up close the moss looks just like a bright green loop-pile carpet. 3-11-06
flyaway > Another broken tree on the riverbank. 3-11-06
flyaway > A few old Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) berries have hung on through the winter. 3-11-06
flyaway > A few sections of the Camel's Den Trail in Patapsco Valley State Park are constantly muddy, so side trails have developed to detour around them. 3-11-06
flyaway > This side trail off the Camel's Den Trail goes around the muddy section in the previous photo. 3-11-06
Polypody ferns (Polypodium vulgare) hang over a moss- and lichens-covered boulder in Patapsco Valley State Park.
3-11-06
> Polypody ferns (Polypodium vulgare) hang over a moss- and lichens-covered boulder in Patapsco Valley State Park. 3-11-06
Polypody ferns (Polypodium vulgare) hang over a moss- and lichens-covered boulder in Patapsco Valley State Park.
3-11-06
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