Yesterday we arrived in Annapolis and today we are suppose to meet up with Jennie and her crew. In the meantime we brought our bikes ashore for a ride.
As we went over Spa Creek bridge we could see hundreds of racing type boats.
On the Edgewater side there is a fuel dock that I have always liked the looks of the building
At the Nautical Museum they have a miniature Thomas Lighthouse that is near Annapolis.
Old man looking at the back side. That addition looking part is probably the poop deck.
The Museum has a ready to go Skipjack. These boats can not have motors in them, instead what looks like a dingy on the back is a "mule". It has a large motor that they use to push the skipjack.
We knew Fred must be getting close, his favorite kind of mushrooms were blooming.
When we got back we could see our boat from the dock.
To the left of our boat was Fred's boat, we knew he was close. Jennie and crew just came in from Baltimore.
We did the tour, and stopped by St. Anne's Episcopal Church Were we saw this story. The Lectern that is shown below.
It is sitting at the front of the church and is highly polished.
The view from the church down the hill to the harbor is fantastic.
Our "Mast Confusion" and Jennie's "Winnetou" on their mooring balls.
The "Saint Mary's" from the muesum at St Mary's City is visiting Annapplis
Another view of our two boats.
Early morning before sunrise and Winnetou is resting quietly.
Sun is coming up to start another beautiful day.
Had to share another one.
