Light City illuminates Baltimore
Baltimore has never looked more beautiful. And I don’t only mean the light displays strung like a necklace around the Inner Harbor. Light City brings people of all ages and […]
Category Archives: Food
Dinner with Eastern Shore history
I could almost hear the stagecoach pulling up outside and the bustle of passengers gathering their belongings for a night in this 18th Century Eastern Shore town. We’d escaped crowds […]
The ice cream experience
One trip to the Turkey Hill Experience would have been plenty if all we did was wander through the exhibits and finish at the gift shop. But ice cream is […]
A cup of colonial coffee
Research can be so wearing. So many questions. So many notes. Long days. Oh the tedium. Except when you’re doing that research in Colonial Williamsburg. I returned from three days […]
How far would you go for a pizza?
We heard about a great coal fired pizza in the New Jersey suburbs of Philadelphia. We don’t travel much in this part of New Jersey so if we were going […]
TIPSY TOURIST: Annabel Lee Tavern
In the town where Edgar Allan Poe found his footing as an author, you can find all kinds of tributes to him: the house where he lived, statues, his graves (there […]
Shopping and history on Kent Island
Pssst….Want to know a secret? You don’t have to go far for a taste of Eastern Shore charm. Simply cross that big, old Bay Bridge and turn north into Stevensville. […]
WEEKEND FUN: Boat Shows, Annapolis-style
Whether you want a new sailboat or you want to dream about owning one, the United States Sailboat Show taking place through Monday at Annapolis’ city dock is the place to be. […]
History and craft in Spruce Forest
With a wisp of a paintbrush, a chip of wood became a feather. With the loud clacking of the loom’s beater, yarn became a rug. We watched up close, asking […]
Something old, something new at Savage Mill
I took a walk through the age of the Industrial Revolution and ended up with a few shopping bags. What’s not to like about an 19th century factory turned into […]
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