Spring at Maudslay State Park is full of color. When I visited two weeks ago some of the azaleas were in bloom; the rhododendron were wearing buds but no color.
Today the rhodies decorated a chunk of my walk in bright swaths of color. There were times when I just stood in place, looked, spun in circles, looked some more.
The rhododendron were more concentrated on the first half of the loop that I walked, both along the path and off the trail in the woods. As I moved away from them, I kept looking for interesting plants and flowers. Amazing! I saw a bit of pink within the green, looked closer, and saw lady slippers!
More photos from today's walk can be seen in the gallery
Maudslay State Park - 2014 starting with
this photo and ending
here.
