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English sailing ship on Potomac River

This sailing ship ventured up the Potomac River for the Blessing of the Fleet weekend and a crisp wind guided her into Breton Bay. See more and all about how to catch and cook catfish, by Cap’n Larry Jarboe. Mark Robbins entertains with a Thanksgiving tale of sailing adventures. Ellynne Brice Davis brings forth bunches [...]

Oct 27 2011 | Posted in This Just In! | Read More »

From Brick to Boat

St. Clement's Island with the sun setting behind the Blackiston Lighthouse. Copyright 2010 THE CHESAPEAKE

“Well, I’ve been collecting bricks from all over the world to build a shrine for the Blessed Mother that overlooks St. Clements Island.” said Millie.

Oct 20 2010 | Posted in Tourism | Read More »

Boating on The Chesapeake: Potomac River

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 Boating has never been less expensive to get into in decades as it is now and a cruise through the internet will show literally thousands of boats to choose from, with lots of fine boats available for a fraction of their value. By Kenneth C. Rossignol THE CHESAPEAKE For boaters in the Southern Maryland region [...]

Jun 3 2010 | Posted in Boating/Recreation,Welcome | Read More »
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