Warm and sunny today....feels like the good ole summertime with lots of boaters out and about, people strolling downtown, restaurants crowded, etc.
We left Georgetown (or wherever the heck we were past 2 days - ha), got some fuel and on our way around 9ish. We cruised 20 miles to Havre de Grace a neat little town on the north end of the Chesapeake and just 12 miles from the Pennsylvania border. We were last here September 5-7, 2014 and still remember good places to eat, the Concord Coffee Co., Joseph's (ladies/men clothing and other misc including a huge children's toy department).
We are settled at Log Pond Marina which is undergoing major construction (expecting new docks in 1 year). Walked to Bomboy Ice Cream and Chocolate (2 separate buildings and all homemade and another fond memory). We had ice cream treats and then walked downtown.
Had lunch at the Tidewater Grille on the water - delicious and then parted ways with Mark strolling back to the boat while I checked out a few shops.
I did a load of laundry (only 1 washing machine as was the case in Georgetown). Late afternoon we walked the boardwalk past the marina where we stayed last time we were here There was a wedding and the couple were saying their vows in front of the lighthouse with bridesmaids in turquoise gowns. Very pretty and about 75 people in attendance.
What a grand day for a wedding.
Walked downtown (got in 5.7 miles today) and had wine and meat/cheese tray at the Vineyard (neat place we remember from 3 years ago).
It is a gorgeous evening as we sat on Catrina's bridge sipping some chocolate/raspberry port that we picked up in Cambridge - good stuff!!!
Sweet Maeve checking if anyone is watching?
I did a load of laundry (only 1 washing machine as was the case in Georgetown). Late afternoon we walked the boardwalk past the marina where we stayed last time we were here There was a wedding and the couple were saying their vows in front of the lighthouse with bridesmaids in turquoise gowns. Very pretty and about 75 people in attendance.
What a grand day for a wedding.
Walked downtown (got in 5.7 miles today) and had wine and meat/cheese tray at the Vineyard (neat place we remember from 3 years ago).
It is a gorgeous evening as we sat on Catrina's bridge sipping some chocolate/raspberry port that we picked up in Cambridge - good stuff!!!
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