Calm Reflections Photography: Jefferson Patterson Park

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Monday, August 7, 2023

Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum Visit

We visited the Jefferson Patterson Park kayak launch area, the re-created Indian Village and the barn in Calvert County. The site located on the Patuxent River was involved in the war of 1812 Battle of St. Leonard Creek and has archeological evidence dating back to 7500 BC. It was a fairly warm day and probably nice to be out on the water. We had a pleasant little picnic in the shade. We have mostly visited during big events for the Celtic Festival, the New York Bee Gees and the hot air balloon festival, so it was different to see it quiet and peaceful.

Kayak Launch Beach area

Barn farm equipment

1812 reminder

Trail to the Indian village exhibit

Yucca

Friday, September 22, 2017

New York Bee Gees Tribute Band and Donna Summer Impersonator

We went to see the NY Bee Gees on Sep 9th at Jefferson Patterson Park. They were super, and I had fun dancing in the aisles. It was a challenge to edit the photos, since the whole concert was held under blue and pink lighting. Sometimes the faces were orange or blue or pink.

You'll at least get a feel for the excitement during the concert. We had a blast! ( My apologies to Mike Flyntz, since I didn't get more than 1 photo of him)