We left Kent Narrows around 7:40 and made the Kent Narrows bridge opening at 8:00. After a pleasant hour and a half trip, we docked at Rock Hall. We had stayed here two years ago. After getting settled, we called the tram to take us to the grocery store. That was followed by a one hour ride on bicycles around the town. After that we were exhausted. We met one of our neighbors, Joey and her grandson Rocco, and had docktails with them and another couple who joined us later. We were going to leave Thursday morning, but it had been very windy all night so we stayed another day. This allowed us to get some cleaning done around the boat. Joey offered her car to go into town to do laundry and we readily accepted. Jack readily accepted, that is, because it meant he didn't have to go with me. We spent more time with Joey and Rocco in the afternoon. Friday it was still pretty windy, but we decided to move on. The first hour was pretty rocky, but the waters smoothed out after that and three hours later we were anchored in a beautiful spot on the Sassafras River. We just relaxed and enjoyed our afternoon, although the winds kicked up again.
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Beautiful sunrise
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Waiting for the Kent Narrows Bridge to open for us
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| The marina office |
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| Nice grounds complete with playground and picnic tables |
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| Plus a nice pool |
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| The Blue Crab Crawler - our transportation in Rock Hall |
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A cute little village in town with small, colorful buildings
(sadly most of them were empty)
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| However, there was a very good ice cream shop there |
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| A nice beach area at Rock Hall |
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| Harbor Shack - our dinner spot |
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| Our home for two days |
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Joey and Rocco - sittin' by the dock of the bay
(Rocco was fishing and having a little success)
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| Our view from our anchorage on the Sassafras River |
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| Nice, windy day for sailboats |
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The Coast Guard was also anchored overnight - don't know
if they were stalking us or keeping us safe
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