September's Wildflowers Along Old National Pike Road, Hancock, Maryland
Pictures of the season's lingering roadside blooms
Pictures of September's roadside wildflowers. The old National Pike Road (Scenic Route 40), near Hancock, Maryland, still shows lingering blooms of autumn. Milkweed pods fat and bushes of yellow flowers that look like mini coreopsis yellow the roadbanks.
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3 Comments
Post a CommentBeautiful Wildflowers and the Fence is Exceptional! I am wondering where this Old National Pike is as a lot of them in different States!
Great pics, and I really like your captions--almost like poetry!
Beautiful slideshow of some of my favorite September Wildflowers. Old National Pike Road near Hancock, Maryland is a great place to find such a lovely display. Thanks for sharing. :)