- Cotter -
Monday, March 17, 2014
Day 3: Winter Is (Still) Coming
- Cotter -
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Day 2: A Poem
Cold, alone, dark.
Searching for dry bark.
Obviously not prepared,
but never was I scared.
Apples and bagels over a roaring fire.
To "save the Bay" was our desire.
Off we went to House Winegrad.
The vegetarian chili was not too bad.
Saving oysters was our task.
Wet and Sandy, Mike wore a mask.
Making a bar, an oyster bar.
And then for the birds, we traveled far.
Tundra swan, fish crow, great blue heron.
Learnin' 'bout the bay 'cus we carin'.
A turn for the worse,
snow is out curse.
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- Anonymous -
- Mike & Kat -
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Day 1: Setting Up Camp
Day One - One hour can ride later, we for to the Phillip Merrill Center. It was an interesting mix of cloudy and sunny weather, resulting in sudden hot weather that reminded me of summer, and cold weather that only told me that spring was yet to arrive. Setting up with the tent was difficult in the wind, but we finally got set up. We chilled, played some ultimate, and made a sweet fire. Coming here with no expectations, and knowing that it would snow the next day, I actually found myself really excited for the week, and everything that we would be doing.
- Lyndon -
- Lyndon -
Day 1: Bay Bound
On Saturday, we arrived at the Phillip Merrill Center of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. It was exciting to see where we would be spending the next week. After setting our tents up on the beach, we built a fire and spent a great evening talking and reflecting on the week of service that awaited us!
- Claire -
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