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Take a look at some interesting photos from Camera Totin' Idiot's day trip to Garrett County.
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Here's an interesting article by Glen Therres in Maryland Natural Resource Magazine. Mr. Therres explores the question of whether or not there is a remnant group of mountain lions roaming the mountains of Maryland.
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Here are some pictures taken over at Wisp on Friday afternoon. Hopefully there will be some more snow on the slopes after today.
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The Maryland Bass Federation now has the 2008 Tournament Trail application and information up on their web site.
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If you enjoy frequenting state parks in Maryland, you should consider purchasing a 2008 State Park Passport. Available to both residents and non-residents, the passports cover a free day use entry for up to nine people in a vehicle to Maryland's forty-nine state parks, free boat launching at all facilities and a ten percent discount on state-operated concessions and boat rentals. Currently, they are offering a complimentary 2008 Maryland Natural Resources Calendar with the purchase of a pass. Passes can be purchased on line.
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Part two on "Saving Shallmar" from the Times-News.
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The Times-News is running a two-part series on how the town of Shallmar was saved from starvation in 1949.
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The lack of rain in Maryland this year made it a good year for the grape. You can read all about it in Maryland winemakers toast dry year, grape harvest from Gazette.net. Paul Roberts, co-owner of Deep Creek Cellars, is quoted extensively in the article.