Below: Traveling the highway through Emmitsburg, Maryland, Karen Duquette took some photographs of signs that caught her attention. History making efforts by the 115th Regiment Infantry have been permanently immortalized on the median of U.S. Route 15. This took four years of planning and waiting.

The two RV Gypsies are not sure exactly where this water tower is located. Karen Duquette really had a hard time getting photographs of each side of the water tower from their moving vehicle.

Below: Lots of heavy traffic everywhere

Below: Barbara Stern really liked this flower shop and said, "it is too bad it is closed and for sale".

BELOW: What a surprise to Barbara Stern who thought she was taking the two RV Gypsies to see something new. Well, she was and she was not. This was the second time the two RV Gypsies have seen Patrick Dougherty's art. However,, the pieces are by the same artist, but not really the same.

This time, it was Patrick Dougherty's art - "The Old Home Place"- in Annapolis, Maryland - June 29, 2021

Patrick Dougherty is a world-renowned sculpture who has spent many years building monumental scale environmental works, which require saplings by the truckload. His sculptures can be seen from Scotland to Japan to Brussels, and all over the United States.

On June 29, 2021, The two RV Gypsies went with their friends Barbara and Bob Stern to see "The Old Home Place", installed in front of Maryland Hall in Annapolis, Maryland in May 2021. There are no tickets or registration require to visit the sculpture.

Lee and Barbara spent time walking the circular path shown below.

Below: Mr Chicken of the Dead Bones - art by the roadside

Actually, the two RV Gypsies also saw Patrick Dougherty's art a third time. All 3 sites have been combined and can be seen by clicking here.

After spending time with their friends, their next stop was at The North Carolina Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park. They have been at this rest stop and memorial before, but the previous photos seem to be lost and never documented on this website.

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