Press Release date July 21, 2021ANNAPOLIS, MD (Harvester Artwork) – Annapolis artist Mike Robinson of Harvester Artwork & the blog Maryland Outdoor Life will have watercolor prints on display during the month of August at Falling Branch Brewery in rural Harford County, Maryland. Come join the opening August 4 at Gallery Night with live musicContinue reading “Gallery Night at Falling Branch Brewery”
Author Archives: Mike Robinson
Patriotic Pedal
If you are going to ride 17 miles on your mountain bike through the city of Baltimore, it is probably best to have a buddy rider… and even better, a bunch of buddies. On July 4th, a small group of us, a fraction of what we call the Towson State Old Boys, rode a hugeContinue reading “Patriotic Pedal”
Magothy River Trail
The Magothy River is a gem of the middle Chesapeake Bay area and is rich in history and recreational activity. Because of over-development in the area, it is not as clean as it could be and swimming is often unavailable after heavy rains due to overflow of waste water. There are groups who pay attentionContinue reading “Magothy River Trail”
Bay Breakfast
I was determined to go fishing this past Saturday, no matter what time of day it turned out to be. After getting my “chores” done and checked off the list, it was about 1:30pm as I left my driveway with kayak and gear. This would be a challenge, because the day was sunny and warm,Continue reading “Bay Breakfast”
Life’s a beach
Why do we love the beach? “…These slow, whooshing noises are the sounds of non-threats, which is why they work to calm people,” says Orfeu Buxton, an associate professor of biobehavioral health at Pennsylvania State University. “It’s like they’re saying: “Don’t worry, don’t worry, don’t worry.” The sound of waves can help you achieve a meditative state,Continue reading “Life’s a beach”
Bacon Ridge ride
This morning was cool, clear and sunny – perfect for a bike ride. I spent 2 hours on the Bacon Ridge trails in Crownsville, riding from the Phase 1 section north into the Phase 2 section, starting at the Hawkins entrance (see Alltrails). The further north I went, the more challenging the trails became, withContinue reading “Bacon Ridge ride”
