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We passed by
Thomas Point Lighthouse as we tacked our way up the Bay towards
Chestertown. It's still one of our favorite
lighthouses. (9/5/02).
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People often ask how
we get groceries and supplies to and from the boat. Here is an
example from Chestertown, MD. Two bicycles, two baskets, two
backpacks, one soft-sided cooler, and multiple bags over the handlebars. There are 3
cases of soft-drinks, 6 bottles of tonic, vegetables, cheeses,
etc. all packed into our load. It was about a 3-mile ride. (9/6/02)
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We caught the
annual Jazz Festival in Chestertown. All four of us enjoyed the
various acts, including Julie Hall and Steve Abshire. (9/7/02)
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You met
blue-eyed Claire Gabor on the previous page. Here she is at the
Jazz Festival showing off her matching blue lips and teeth after
enjoying a blue raspberry ice treat. (9/7/02). |
The Sultana, a
locally built replica, makes her way back to the docks in Chestertown
after a daysail tour.. (9/7/02) |
Blaine at
the helm during a rough day on the Chesapeake Bay. Tropical Storm
Gustov brought 25-40 knot winds and breaking seas. Nothing fun about
this! (9/11/02)
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Charbonneau
swings on a mooring in Annapolis Harbor. (9/13/02)
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Annapolis is
a perfect boating destination. The historic streets offer
interesting exploration and the free dinghy dock provides easy access.
(9/13/02)
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Annapolis is
also very dog friendly, with outdoor restaurant seating, dog water/snack
bars, and plenty of children willing to pet the dogs. (9/13/02)
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Charbonneau
works her way into the West River on our way to the Rhode
River. (9/13/02) |
   
Max, Bailey,
and Mischief share some play time on the beaches in the Rhode River.
(9/13/02) |
 
Eight Island
Packets and crews from two other Packets, showed up for another Mini'Vous,
this time in Galesville. It was a little overcast and rainy as the
remnants of Tropical Storm Hannah came through, but the smiles, laughs,
and camaraderie were still in full bloom. (9/17/02)
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