A Morning in Annapolis

After a scrumptious breakfast at The Iron Rooster we stopped by an interesting 22′ power boat built by Devlin, and were given a tour by its owner, David, a very friendly and extremely interesting chap. We could have talked boating with him for hours. We then visited several art galleries, shops, and the State Capital Building, the oldest one still functioning as a capital. It also served as the first seat of the Federal government after the Revolution. We could have spent more time in town, but alas it was time to depart for our southern journey back to Herring Bay.

   
    
    
 

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