Winter in Cabin John Park – Part 2

Here are some more photographs taken in Cabin John Park during winter. Enjoy and don’t forget to check out part one if you haven’t seen it already.

Cut wood, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Partially frozen brook, winter, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Melting snow reveals a twig buried underneath. Washington, DC, USA.

Lichen growing on rotting tree trunk, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Places

Winter in Cabin John Park – Part 1

These hot summer temperatures are sure making me look at winter photos in a whole new light… So for the next couple of days, I’ll feature winter scenes from one of the parks that we visited a lot while we lived in the DC area: Cabin John Regional Park. Enjoy!

In the forest, winter, looking upward. Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Moss growing on a tree trunk, winter, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Snow on the ground, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Thick ice over brook, winter, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Rotten wood, fallen tree trunk, Cabin John Regional Park, MD, USA.

Places

Cabin John Regional Park

This summer, Ligia and I visited Cabin John Regional Park here in Potomac, MD. It’s a lesser known park, and it doesn’t really get as many visitors as it deserves, but it’s a pretty beautiful place. To discover that beauty, you need to get off the beaten path, as is the case with many things in life.

We did get off the beaten path when we visited it, so much so that we got lost, and getting back onto the path was an adventure in itself. At least we got some good photos out of it.

This tree almost looks like someone with their legs in the air.

There was a nice little brook running through the forest, and some of its riverbed was exposed. Not only did we find beautiful pebbles, but we also found some great sand patterns.