I met up with John Fox last weekend and enjoyed meeting him and seeing a few flying squirrels around Arlington. Photos are here
I have no idea where I am going next 🙁
Jon
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I saw the same squirrels with Jon just a week or so before you. John is a great host, and the squirrels were something else!