There are some things a frog knows and other things that enter into the realm of the unknown. Recently, I visited Puccini Restaurant in Cumberland, Maryland and was surprised to find out that it just might be haunted! If you’re into that stuff, you have to wonder why it wouldn’t be. The beautiful building that [...]
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Anyone who travels westbound on I-68 is sure to notice a striking peculiarity when heading down Polish Mountain toward Flintstone, Maryland. In the middle of a beautiful, pastoral valley, a red covered bridge can be seen spanning Town Creek. Needless to say, this frog has been jumping at the chance to get [...]
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Sometimes when a local high school closes down, all of its history is gone as well. The only thing that’s left is a dusty building that slowly falls into dilapidation. However, this isn’t the case in Oldtown, Md. The former home of the Oldtown Indians now serves three purposes: the school’s gym is [...]
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Today, Polly #5 visited the C&O Canal in Oldtown, Md. and spotted a peculiar sign. She thought it said “troll bridge,” but it turned out to be a toll bridge instead. So much for meeting the Billy Goats Gruff and the troll underneath the bridge. As she walked down to the banks of the North [...]
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All Aboard! Today Polly #5 got the chance to ride a train for the very first time!
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Continue reading about A Beautiful Day at Seneca Rocks, West Virginia (Polly #5)
Did you know that there are only seventeen covered bridges in West Virginia? Today, Polly found one of them, and it happens to be the only one in Monongalia County. The Dents Run Covered Bridge was built in 1889 for less than $500 and is no longer open for traffic. The 13′x40′ structure sits approximately [...]
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After three days of constant rain in the Potomac basin, the river’s banks filled to the brim and threatened the low-lying areas along the floodplain–including the C&O Canal National Historical Park. Polly #5 is an avid cyclist who enjoys riding on the C&O’s towpath, and she was concerned that the flood waters would do damage [...]
