Little Flat mountain laurel on a warm day (family run)

Jun 28

Written By Jeff Calvert

(Pandemic Diary - day 122)

Originally published to Strava on 28 June 2020 (Sunday)

Rothrock trails (with Renee and Scotia)

Yeah, early summer is a tough time here in central PA — so drab.

Little Flat laurel (top of Spruce Gap Trail)

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Jeff Calvert

Ridge-and-jungle (family run)

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Little Flat mountain laurel on a warm day (family run)

(Pandemic Diary - day 122)

Rothrock trails (with Renee and Scotia)

Ridge-and-jungle (family run)

Saturday night at our house

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