"The Druid"--tree stump sculpture in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park

On March 26, 2017, I posted about the "Green Man" tree stump sculpture in Druid Hill Park. It slipped my mind to post pictures of the other one in the park by Marc Acton, "The Druid," which sits on a hill north of the park's reservoir. I took these in February 2018. The reservoir is being worked on, so I haven't gone through this area recently. I like the feeling of this setting when the leaves are gone but it's not that cold. For more on the tree carvings, you can read this December 20, 2012, article in the Baltimore Sun, "Dead trees in Druid Hill Park are carved into sculptures." 

A little east of this spot is the Latrobe Pavilion, which was a built around 1860, according to a site on engineering in Baltimore. I like the yellow, green, and red colors. 

In March 2017 I got a message that someone replied to one of my comments on another person's blog. The reply was this: "I wish that you'd update more." At first I thought it was from a third person and meant for the one who created that blog. But then I wondered if it was actually from the blog writer and meant for me because the person replied to my comment. 

I very much hope that she'll contact me, maybe by email or a comment to this or another post. I loved getting to know about her by reading her blog and looking at her website before she took them down.  I'm very unhappy with myself for not doing things differently.