Once we had set up camp Jim suggested that he and Dan cross the Chesapeake Bay to check out the “Tiki Bars” on Kent Island. There were two reasons for the “rush”; one the rains were headed our way and the Tiki bars have mostly outdoor seating, and two they would soon be closing for the season. Thankfully the rains held off, and Dan can see why these faux Polynesian establishments right on the water, would be mobbed during the boating season.
Wednesday was spent running errands and doing “nothing much”. On Thursday Jim & Dan went exploring in Baltimore, while Corrie & Clarke headed to the Navy Base. Dan wanted to check out “Chap’s Pit Beef” located on the Pulaski Highway in Baltimore. Although it was raining heavily, and even being located in an industrial section of town, the line was already out the door. The line moved quickly, and soon they had their sandwiches and were able to sit inside to enjoy excellent beef sandwiches.
http://www.chapspitbeef.com/
When leaving Chaps Dan picked up one of those free newspapers that you run across in most big cities; upon opening it Dan immediately discovered that it was the first annual Beer Week in Baltimore! He also learned that one of the establishment participating was the Wharf Rat, a very old and unique establishment located in the Fell’s Point neighborhood of Baltimore. So naturally it was off to the Wharf Rat to participate in Beer Week. That evening we all headed into Annapolis for a walkabout and dinner.
Wednesday was spent running errands and doing “nothing much”. On Thursday Jim & Dan went exploring in Baltimore, while Corrie & Clarke headed to the Navy Base. Dan wanted to check out “Chap’s Pit Beef” located on the Pulaski Highway in Baltimore. Although it was raining heavily, and even being located in an industrial section of town, the line was already out the door. The line moved quickly, and soon they had their sandwiches and were able to sit inside to enjoy excellent beef sandwiches.
http://www.chapspitbeef.com/
When leaving Chaps Dan picked up one of those free newspapers that you run across in most big cities; upon opening it Dan immediately discovered that it was the first annual Beer Week in Baltimore! He also learned that one of the establishment participating was the Wharf Rat, a very old and unique establishment located in the Fell’s Point neighborhood of Baltimore. So naturally it was off to the Wharf Rat to participate in Beer Week. That evening we all headed into Annapolis for a walkabout and dinner.
2 comments:
Dan and Corrie,
I am glad I found your blog again. When you get to the west, I can help you find the "jewels" in our area of the country (viewing giant sturgeon, Lewis @ Clark, salmon, etc.)
Dick great to hear from you after reunion! wish we had more time to tell sea stories in New London. thanks for the offer & we may be in your neck of the woods summer of 2010. - corrie & dan
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