Dundalk citizens refuse to let refuse take over

I don’t think there is a person alive in this community that is not aware of the great work the Clean Bread and Cheese Creek volunteers does to make our Dundalk shine even on cloudy day.

Clean Bread and Cheese Creek sponsored this Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Project.

Here is an update with some great pics on the latest battle with natures, excuse me, man’s attempt at messing up the planet. 

Much of the information was supplied by members of this one man (people) army of warriors who refuse to let refuse take over.  The work, or cleanup was accomplished during the month of May.

So grab some boots and trash bags and wade into this good news blog.

The cleanup included areas like Lynch Cove Run and along Bear Creek.

It should be noted that many of the volunteers were employees from the Daily Record in Annapolis.

Here are some great photos taken by the group in a before and after the project. 

Before Bear Creek 5/10/14: https://flic.kr/s/aHsjW7DxCF

During Bear Creek 5/10/14: https://flic.kr/s/aHsjXs4XuU

After Bear Creek 5/10/14: After 5/10/14 Bear Creek and Charlesmont Park Cleanup

Here is a copy of an e-mail detailing some of the group’s recent efforts:

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Buzz,

 I sent you a copy of the latest Clean Bread and Cheese Creek e-newsletter on Wednesday. It includes the results of the cleanup. Check out the latest finds. Bear Creek Park is maintained by Baltimore Co.

The Bear Creek Park-Charlesmont Park Cleanup was planned by Clean Bread and Cheese Creek and the Bear Creek Trail Planning Committee. Our efforts were supported by volunteers from the community, TSU, and Navy Command NIOC Maryland-Naval District Washington.

The Bear Creek Recreation Council also provided some support for the event.

Attached is the text Chris George prepared on the significance of Bear Creek. He set up a display and answered questions for a few hours.

        Christopher T. George, Author

       Terror on the Chesapeake: The War of 1812 on the Bay

       Editor, Journal of the War of 1812

       http://journal.thewarof1812.info/

  Artist Tom Spicer displayed some of his paintings about the Battle of North Point.

 You should receive two additional emails about photos.

Call me if you need something else.

Here is a link to Clean Bread and Cheeze Creek updates.

http://www.bread-and-cheese-creek.com/

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Some additional links you must gander at are below.  Now make sure you look at them cause I'm gonna ask questions latter:

http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/News/releases/0523county.html

For your eyes only:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/39935127@N05/sets/72157644269502877/

We all owe all of those who participated in this worthy endeavor our deepest gratitude.

What these folks do is not easy task and they do it time after time.