Week # 1&2 - Eric Neugeboren Home Photos

The C&O Canal in Cabin John, Maryland, is unusally empty on a Sunday morning. The canal has seen fewer passersby during the coronavirus pandemic. 
A mural of a person stands alone April 12 in a tunnel underneath Clara Barton Parkway in Cabin John, Maryland.

This abandoned house marks Lock 8 of the C&O Canal in Cabin John, Maryland. There are 74 different locks along the canal, which stretches 184.5 miles.
A children's sock is left abandoned along the path to the C&O Canal in Cabin John, Maryland.

In the midst of the coronavirus, traffic remains low along Clara Barton Parkway in Cabin John, Maryland. The parkway runs about seven miles from Carderock, Maryland, to the Chain Bridge in Washington, D.C.

A tree leans over the Potomac River on an overcast Sunday afternoon in Cabin John, Maryland. 

Two pairs of trees mirror each other across a part of the Potomac River in Cabin John, Maryland.

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