September Song and Tides In left Washburn's Boat Yard docks Monday morning and headed to our first anchorage on Hudson Creek. After setting the anchors, we put the family cars in the water and went to the beach. After playtime at the beach with Cassie and Godiva, Stephen and Pam came over and we spent the afternoon catching crabs off the swim platform of September Song. It only takes a little string, a chicken leg, a dip net, a bucket, and a Captain and Coke. Leave out one of the five things, especially the last, and you won't catch any crab. Tuesday, after a trip to the beach, Stephen and Pam came over for Stephanie's fabulous crab cakes, and Pam's delicious potato salad. How do you finish off a fun evening of pigging out on our catch? Pam's famous jello shots on the fly bridge on a gorgeous evening.
Today we left Hudson Creek and put the pointy end North, through Kent Narrows (narrow doesn't even begin to describe it) to the Corsica River where we are anchored for the next two days. Tomorrow we are going to head up the river in the family cars to Centerville, a neat little Chesapeake town, and do a little exploring.
September Song (The crab didn't have a chance) out
Bob
We found these young Mennonites in Solomons selling backed goods and produce from their farm. Wow, what great stuff! Cinnamon raisin bread, pecan pie, coconut bread, and the best vine ripened tomatoes we have had in a long time.
Today we left Hudson Creek and put the pointy end North, through Kent Narrows (narrow doesn't even begin to describe it) to the Corsica River where we are anchored for the next two days. Tomorrow we are going to head up the river in the family cars to Centerville, a neat little Chesapeake town, and do a little exploring.
September Song (The crab didn't have a chance) out
Bob
We found these young Mennonites in Solomons selling backed goods and produce from their farm. Wow, what great stuff! Cinnamon raisin bread, pecan pie, coconut bread, and the best vine ripened tomatoes we have had in a long time.
Tides In on the way to our anchorage after leaving Solomons Island.
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