Thursday, June 02, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Shipwrecks
Shawn bought a poster that showed the locations of all the shipwrecks in the Chesapeake Bay at Kent Island Days.
He couldn't wait to use his new-found knowledge to play with his side-scan sonar.
This is sonar image of the Herbert D. Maxwell, a schooner that collided with a steamer in 1910 and sank not far from Sandy Point. Shawn writes about it here on his website. Definitely worth a read.
He couldn't wait to use his new-found knowledge to play with his side-scan sonar.
This is sonar image of the Herbert D. Maxwell, a schooner that collided with a steamer in 1910 and sank not far from Sandy Point. Shawn writes about it here on his website. Definitely worth a read.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Os vs. Nats
What the Festival-Goers Saw...
Kent Island Days
Crockett meets another Chessie at Kent Island Days & has something to say about it!
The other puppy was not impressed.
Kent Island Days takes over "downtown" Stevensville.
They close the streets and let the Historical Society, vendors, reenactors, authors, food carts, singers, dancers, and pretty much anyone who asks, set up a table.
We've learned a lot about the history of the Eastern Shore, Kent Island, Stevensville, and our house at this festival.
All the old-timers have stories, and when they find out that we live in "Number 4" on the walking tour, they can't wait to share another historical tidbit with us.
One of these days, we'll join the society, dress up in Colonial garb, and man our own booth at Kent Island Days!
The other puppy was not impressed.
Kent Island Days takes over "downtown" Stevensville.
They close the streets and let the Historical Society, vendors, reenactors, authors, food carts, singers, dancers, and pretty much anyone who asks, set up a table.
We've learned a lot about the history of the Eastern Shore, Kent Island, Stevensville, and our house at this festival.
All the old-timers have stories, and when they find out that we live in "Number 4" on the walking tour, they can't wait to share another historical tidbit with us.
One of these days, we'll join the society, dress up in Colonial garb, and man our own booth at Kent Island Days!
Friday, May 20, 2011
Kent Island Days Parade
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Ducks at the Metro
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