
We scooted off the Chesapeake City town dock in the AM and made our way south down Chesapeake Bay towards Annapolis. We dodged lots of floating objects along the way most of which turned out to simply be seaweed.
The trip down the Chesapeake was uneventful and looked something like this…

Soon we were dropping anchor in Annapolis’s outer harbor just as the sun was setting.

Boats Cruising the Anchorage 
Sunset Annapolis

In the morning we opened all the doors and windows and enjoyed what was a great day on anchor.

Doors and Windows Open on Anchor 
Kenny Chesney
In the harbor we watched as Navy ships and passenger ferry boats glided by.

Passenger Ferry 
Navy Ship
We could not wait to drop the dink and head into downtown Annapolis. I snapped a quick photo of Simple Life as we motored away from her.

Annapolis allows free dinghy dockage at the end of “Ego Alley” as it’s called right in the heart of downtown Annapolis.

Free Dinghy Dock
Once we tied up the dinghy you are right at the Alex Haley Roots statue.

Children Listening to the Story of Roots 
Alex Haley
We spied a Starbucks and Teresa smiled and took off like a shot to order her favorite espresso drink.

Starbucks 
T All Smiles
As we wandered around the city we snapped random photos of the sights we saw.

Fire Escape Held up with Weights 
Rams Head Music Venue 
Main Street to the Sea 
Steeple 
Church
We walked to my Apple Watch declared I had set a record for outdoor activity. I think we need to get off the boat a little more often 😉 Hungry is what we were. We stopped at so many different restaurants to check the menu and finally settled on The Federal House for dinner. My “Hangover Angus Burger” and “The IPA When the Earth Stood Still” from Cult Classic Brewing were both AmaZinG!

Federal House BAr 
Hangover Burger 
The IPA When the Earth Stood Still 
Dinner and Drinks 
Cheers
We finished up our dinner and raced back to Simple Life to prepare for our good friends Buddy & Renee. There is nothing better than pulling into a distant port and getting to spend time with your cruising friends. Soon Buddy & Renee were tying up their dinghy on our stern and we enjoyed a sunset together.

Somehow a bottle of moonshine came out and Buddy said he could make a flamethrower… Teresa and I were thinking… we had never heard of this drink until Buddy lit up the night with his flamethrower.
We got to spend three memorable days enjoying dinner & laughs with Buddy & Renee. We look forward to when we are reunited again…




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