🏁 Part 2 of 5 — Foxy Roxy and the Great Fox Islands: A New Urban Legend Is Born 🇺🇸

Part 2 of 5 — Childhood Adventures: Crawfish, Crayfish, Copperheads, and Sensory Exploration

Exploring northern Baltimore County, Green Meadow, and the natural world of youth

As a child in northern Baltimore County, Scott L., or Huck Finn in spirit, spent days in the creeks and meadows, discovering the delicate balance of the natural world. Crawfish and crayfish scuttled across sandy creek beds, frogs jumped and leaped, turtles basked in the sun, while rust-colored copperheads slithered through the grasses, broad-headed and unmistakable, part of the pit viper family, carrying venomous warnings that demanded respect.

Every encounter awakened a tingle in the mind, sparking creativity and curiosity. Nature was both thrilling and dangerous, shaping a young legend in quiet moments of risk and wonder. Horseshoe flies buzzed overhead, their stings stinging briefly but offering the cost of lessons learned.

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Scott L.

Born Blessed in South Korea in 1969 and raised in Baltimore, I’ve built a career with 20 years in customer service and 10 years in behavioral health. The crowning jewel of my studies came when I earned the only passing grade of an A from a Harvard professor — a true master of the craft of Shakespeare

And the English language, whose guidance opened the gateway to worlds of imagination, discipline, and wonder.

Married for 25 years, I share the good life with two dogs (Isabella and Juliet) and one cat named Maddie. In my free time, I enjoy writing, biking, gospel music, and spending time with my pastor and friends.

https://www.eastwindpoems.site
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