November 4, 2007: Day trip to Annapolis - includes visits to Quiet Waters Park, historic Annapolis, and the Naval Academy Chapel.
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eenusa > Beautiful foliage colors on the woodland path.
eenusa > Fall foliage adds color to our walk on the woodland path.
eenusa > A small cove near the woodland path reveals a lot more foliage color and boats bobbing at anchor.
eenusa > "Spirit Dragon" - also known as Tiger Chasing Dragon - is a sculpture that was created by Debora H. Banker of Annapolis, Maryland. She sculpted this figure out of a fallen tree. Here's what she had to say in an interview: “I always imagine animals or figures when I see trees as I walk the paths in the woods. I could see the dragon right away in the shape and mass of the wood and branches. With a subsequent project to carve another animal, the tiger seemed like the right choice to complement the dragon and to complete the sculpture.” (Total length: 30 ft.)
eenusa > Banker carved the dragon portion of the "Spirit Dragon" sculpture in 2001.
eenusa > Banker worked with high school students and adults to extend the "Spirit Dragon" by adding a tiger.
eenusa > A close-up of the tiger's face.
eenusa > OK; so it's not a sculpture, but I found this to be a cute idea. A nearby sign said, "Take a bag; leave a bag." I didn't check to see if the bags that were left were full or not!!!
eenusa > "Truncated Pachyderm" by Jeremy Welsh of Annapolis, Maryland.
"Truncated Pachyderm" by Jeremy Welsh of Annapolis, Maryland.
> "Truncated Pachyderm" by Jeremy Welsh of Annapolis, Maryland.
"Truncated Pachyderm" by Jeremy Welsh of Annapolis, Maryland.
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