"It's overgrown," she said. "There's lots of people around, but you don't see them very often."
A lifelong county resident and an Annapolitan for decades, Mrs. Guy remembers life on a farm, planting tobacco and picking tomatoes.
She remembers taking a horse and buggy to Galesville Elementary School - and walking the five miles home when the horse left without them.
"(Growing up) goes by too fast," she said.
Mrs. Guy was born just outside of Galesville on Jan....
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