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| Our slip was directly in front of the blue boat. Parallel parking Samba is always interesting in tight quarters. |
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| We fit |
We left Oxford at 8:00 and arrived in St. Michaels right around 12:00. After tying up, we headed into town to find a place to have lunch.
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| The blues sisters |
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| St. Michaels has lots and lots of shops and beautiful old homes |
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| Learning about boat restoration in the Maritime Museum. The museum is the largest on the East coast and covers over 18 acres with a variety of displays and exhibits |
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| A restored skipjack oyster boat sitting next to a lighthouse that was relocated to the museum |
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| A fresnel lens in the lighthouse |
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| Racing skipjacks is a big deal on the Chesapeake. Notice how many people are on the hiking boards! |
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| Jim tried his hand at "tonging" for oysters |
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| Tina checking a trap for eels |
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| Tina had a local author autograph her book |
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| After a tiring day, it was nice to return to the boat for some down time |
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| Canadian Small Mouth Bass for dinner |
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| It was fun to watch some of the older local boats go by |
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| Looking forward from our mooring. The marina had a nice pool and restaurant right next to us. |
We awoke to a beautiful sunrise and headed out at 6:30 in order to get Tom & Tina back to Annapolis where Joe would pick them up and take them to the airport for their return trip home.
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| We said goodbye to the skipjack & lighthouse on the way out of the harbor |
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| A calm morning on the Chesapeake. 50' deep on this side of the lighthouse. 2' deep on the other! |
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| Our slip at the Yacht Basin Company marina in Annapolis. Notice the Naval Academy chapel in the distance? |
