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Potomac Rambling Bares Ramble to Pine Tree Associates
by Robin H.
June 2009

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CROWNSVILLE, MD—Smiles and welcomes greeted the Potomac Rambling Bares (PRB) at the registration area when we checked in to Pine Tree. The pool was refreshing. Some of our members ventured down the slide into the water. As we strolled the grounds, we admired the well-groomed flower beds and shrubs.

PRB was “officially” welcomed by John and Vera for their happy hour before the Pine Tree happy hour. The munchies and drinks were abundant in both places.

We especially liked our private area under the pavilion that kept us dry for the few raindrops we had. Our barbeque pot luck was enjoyed by 13 PRB members. A trip back to Pine Tree will be made in January or February when they will host us for another event. As a non-landed club, we appreciate our landed friends sharing their grounds with us. Thank you Pine Tree for being so warm and welcoming to PRB!