Slept ok but was interrupted by a few times when a truck would randomly drive through the campground, presumably lost, in the middle of the night/early morning. Decided to wait on sunrise so I could see everything(first time visiting), and left just before. I took a meandering path through Talbot county which was just awesome riding. County is just perfect for gravel riding. Mountains in the north part, and the fall line and sand in the south part. Need to come back for more exploring. I did a bit of exploring, checked out a dead end road and a cemetery, and an abandoned bridge next to a new one that required brier bushwacking and was unpleasant despite it being December, but it was worth it. I was feeling the effort of yesterday and all the physical effort of work all week, and I was pretty pooped on the 2nd half of this ride, but I did have a massive 20+mph south/southwest tailwind that pushed me along. I shortcutted the route a bit to get home sooner(rain was approaching as well), with no issues. I did meet some light drizzle in PTC but it didn't last long enough to get me wet. I had a blast and will have to do this more often in the future.