C.Ruegg

What you will need: - Cooking pan - Peaches - Butter - Molasses - Regular Sugar - Brown sugar - Cinnamon - Ice Cream - Whipped Cream Besides the peaches, you can probably substitute or do without the rest of the ingredients.  Instructions: Preheat oven to 450 degrees Then wash the peaches. Cut the peaches in half and skin them. Place cut peaches in pan Cut the butter and put it on peach-halves. Drizzle molasses on. Put sugar on. Sprinkle brown sugar on. Sprinkle Cinnamon on top. Put into oven. Take them out after 15-20 minutes, or until you can't wait anymore. Add your ice cream and whipped cream. My sister: "I feel like a fancy chef."

Fireworks taken from Damascus Day. My photography fanpage:  http://www.facebook.com/pages/CER-Photography/106225239412416

So, I recently went to one of my favorite places, Sugarloaf Mountain, and took pictures, as you can see. It is located in Maryland. It's very beautiful. Some of my favorite memories were from here. I used to go with my dad and brother, we were like the three musketeers, and we'd ditch the paths marked out for us and just climb the sucker without ropes or anything, which was possibly very dangerous and probably would've gotten us in tons of trouble if any of the officials found out. Luckily, nobody ever died. This Mountain holds significant historical importance. During the Civil War in 1862, Union forces occupied the Mountain's summit. They spotted the Northern Virginia army on September 5th as they crossed the Potomac to MD. The Union army was able to escape their grasp, though they were later caught at Urbana. Franklin D. Roosevelt almost chose Sugarloaf as his presidential retreat. Almost. He decided instead on the Catoctin mountains. ...

So, here you go, recently or not so recently taken photos of mine: