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Author Archives: Mike Robinson

Self implies Other

This was not just another dog walk. It was a reboot – at one of my favorite spots for long contemplative walks: Greenbury Point in Annapolis. What is nice about this loop behind the Greenbury Point Nature Center is that along the way, there are reflective quotes posted …by such greats at Ralph Waldo Emerson.Continue reading “Self implies Other”

Posted byMike RobinsonJanuary 24, 2023January 26, 2023Posted inGreenbury Point, Hike & Bike

Winter Solstice Deer Hunt

It’s been tough to get into the woods this season, with the wet weather and my work schedule, but I was able to dedicate yesterday and today to some deer hunting. The experience gave me a first and some discoveries. Always hunting for meat first, antlers second, I was content to get what I couldContinue reading “Winter Solstice Deer Hunt”

Posted byMike RobinsonDecember 21, 2022December 22, 2022Posted inHunt

Into the woods for firearms season

Yesterday I ventured into the woods where I deer hunt every year, on a friend’s property in PG county. A few hours of checking my stands and cutting back growth was refreshing exercise on this sunny fall day. Next week I will return for a couple days of post-Thanksgiving hunting during Maryland’s firearms season.

Posted byMike RobinsonNovember 23, 2022November 23, 2022Posted inHunt

War in the Chesapeake

I visited the Chesapeake Heritage and Visitors Center on Kent Island yesterday morning. This is home to a beautiful information center about the history and current attractions of this part of the eastern shore, including a waterfront park. The center is the “go to” place to plan adventures and weekend visits in Queen Anne’s County.Continue reading “War in the Chesapeake”

Posted byMike RobinsonNovember 16, 2022November 16, 2022Posted inHike & Bike

The Benefits of Getting Outside

Why a simple walk or bike in the park for as little as 30 minutes is excellent for both our body and mind.

Posted byMike RobinsonJuly 14, 2022September 6, 2022Posted inHealth

Thursday afternoon on the B&A Trail

I had the opportunity to dedicate my afternoon to a little outdoor recreation, so I picked the B&A bike trail to log some serious seat time on my mountain bike.

Posted byMike RobinsonJuly 7, 2022September 22, 2022Posted inHike & Bike

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