It's about time to leave.

This morning we finally found the grocery store that we spent almost 3 hours looking for yesterday.  We did see a lot of Back Creek by dinghy, just not the grocery store.  After our shopping we spent the afternoon sightseeing in Annapolis.  We had a nice tour of the state capitol building, which had the distinction of also being the capitol of the country for a short while.  Our guide didn't have too much good to say about politicians, making the comment (several times) that nothing much has changed in politics in the last couple of hundred years.  We also walked around the grounds of the Naval Academy.  We saw some nice little houses, on one way streets, with no parking.  One of them is for sale for around a half a mil.  Apparently it is so small, and with a corner type stairway, that you can't get a sofa upstairs.  And I thought our boat was small.  On our way back to the boat we found ice cream, so we had dessert first and then had a lite supper later this evening.



Apparently this is the size house you get for $500,000!




The Chapel at the Naval Academy.



This is how tall John Paul Jones was.  If Sue had on her power boat heels they would be the same height.