Tuesday, July 15, 2014
The "A Trip Down Bohemia Avenue: Part II" Story
It was an ordinary day. Making my final additions to my post for today. Yesterday I began a trip down Bohemia Ave. in the City of Chesapeake City, MD. The houses are beautiful, many with historical plaques in front of them. Years ago, Carol and I actually looked at one that was for sale, but after having to stoop to get from one room to the next, we kind of nixed the idea of moving to Chesapeake City. We usually visit the city, an hour and a quarter trip, once a month to eat at either the Bayard House or the Chesapeake Inn. Naturally, during the summer months the boat traffic is heavy on the canal with all the pleasure boats out in full force, but the large barges and container ships caring their cargo can be seen throughout the year on the canal taking their goods from the Chesapeake Bay to the Delaware River. Check out the remaining homes and establishments that I have added below to get a better idea of the beauty of the small city that was first started as Bohemia Village in the early 1800's. As you'll see, the beauty and restoration of the homes in this waterfront city makes it a great place to spend a day. It was another extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.
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