Iron John Cruising; 01; St. Michael's To Wye River

The advertising executive. The photographer. The filmmaker. On the trash. Truck making us I think we need a TV show here. MR. As they discover the finest cruising the world. On. A favorite destination for yachtsmen the world is Chesapeake Bay located on the eastern seaboard of the United States with over a thousand miles of shoreline. Today we visit historic city Michaels Maryland and explore nearby Why. And yes and yes.

This is a cat reservation. Remember we're doing like. We're down to the boys the heart of time is the harbor where expensive yachts rub shoulders with belt work boats. At the time of the American Revolution the harbor was consumed by the industry of ship

building. Today most of the shipyards are gone. Of the industries are tourism and the cost of seafood. Is the crab claw. Across the way to find a shore restaurant in line at the harbor and Marina. This is Michael's crop and stick time dock restaurant. And don't miss my rain a bar on the tennis court. And there are more restaurants and Tynan told that street. To find pretty interesting shops and economy. Look at a lot of Crawford's daughter.

Who was regarded as a great beauty in her time she was magic beings. No they don't do it. The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum was fined of nine hundred sixty five point Michel on permanent display as the nation's most complete collection of Chesapeake Bay artifacts visual arts and water craft including the Hooper Strad lighthouse built in 79. This is called a scoop highlight built on special iron pilings which were tipped with a screw that could be turned into the river bottom for a depth of 10 feet or more. The dwelling was designed as a wooden cottage styled structure with living quarters and the first floor consisting

of a roomy kitchen with a southern exposure. A pleasant sitting room complete with pot bellied stove and two bedrooms. The plumbing was situated. Doors. This is really one of my favorite artifacts in the White House because it's a chart showing the position of the original 74 like houses on the Chesapeake Bay. There were songs Tara lighthouses on screw pines the second floor was reserved for storage on the third floor with the lantern deck and twenty to a French physicist named Augusten from now invented a lens it looked like a giant glass beehive. The concentric rings of glass prisms bent the light into a narrow beam that could be seen 20 miles away. When I opened this three or four times a night with their oil lamps inside now we simply have a switch downstairs where we forgot the electric light. This light house once led the way through the tricky waters of Hooper stret.

Because the bay is shallow with D'Andre show they light houses on the keepers were essential to save not the cash Mr Fly Away. Michael's architecture is primarily of the Victorian period but there are structures which date back to the 18th and early 19th century. Many homes have been converted into shops and bed and breakfasts providing unique accommodation. Michael's derived its name from the Episcopal parish established here in 77 brochures can be obtained and many of the businesses throughout the time public restrooms are located behind long and tall but street you

may be wondering could be repaired. Michael says the time that the privateers and gunboats produced here it is shipping to the point man were ordered up the Chesapeake to Michaels and destroy her shipyards anticipating the attack. Under the leadership of Brigadier General Parry Benson hung on to tree tops on the evening of August 13. The Fleet arrived at Michaels and come back. Shining with age but the misty lights on the tree tops Mr. Recht the fire. And the British overshot the time with every round but one. That can crash through the roof. When you march enticed by studying the stack is missing his wife and daughter the high seas since become known as the common bonds. I got to pick up some things here I need some. Half and half I need obey I

need vinegar I need pickles pork and chicken necks. I love breasts it's for my baby. I'd like to plant a chicken next. What's that. About. Was revise the most popular states that we have sort of part and just be very marbled steaks about have for those who want the crunchy dills or kosher dill Spears spear. OK we're going to get some olives for the cat. Oh the stuff the martini aisles. It's OK. The boys have a lot of times. They.

Would be totally foreign to their. Next stop. The Wye River. Went their way toward Why. They are here 25. She was a designer of wooden cruisers of this type since 1910 never intended as a presidential van. Richard and headlong into the Christian church during Prohibition the follicle of illegal champagne and the elevator was installed after bulkhead President Roosevelt. Truman had a small upright piano installed in the ceiling. Richard Nixon used to supply a more than any other president six times.

But right now I'm feeling kind a part. You know Bill is not only a real captain. But he's our designated driver. Here if you like. Thank you Bill. Anyone with half an elite situated across from Michael's on minds forever. The final screen yet another beautiful. Spot on Chesapeake Bay. The great thing about Greek is proximity to St. Michael. If you want to avoid the crowd you can anchor in here and show it over the town and. Over here. Somewhere. In one of the ground mansions circa 1729 underwent a massive quake revival restaurant in the mid-1970s a favorite haunt of ghosts of the Chesapeake. One residence bird is said to be the specter of lovely Alicia Lloyd who is regarded as a great beauty in her time.

So it was Alonzo prompters daughter. A member of the prominent Lloyd family of tall the kind she has buried in the family cemetery on the grind of you. Know. The so-called pink castle was built in 1920 today by U.S. diplomat lands church so convinced that someone was trying to kill him he and his bodyguard Pressler slept each night with code forty fives under their pillow. You believe that. I believe that's a. Critical. Thing here the right number for why right. Close to 20. Thank you at the show which is overlooking Bob's your uncle.

Where here. The wire is actually three rivers in one. Why proper why narrows. Why is river while I'm stuck in the middle. Here is an island it's about twenty four hundred fifty acres right here a four point four square miles about 90 percent of why island is managed by the Department of Natural Resources and that means it's habited so nobody lives there which makes a perfect cruising ground. And 660 family acquired y island in 1770. The island was passed on to Martha and Mary making them two of the richest women in Maryland. They divided the island each taking half from the married John B bark and when the pick up. Mr. Pickett became one of the signatories of the Declaration of Independence and the. Governor. And about two thirds of the island eventually was owned by Mr misplayed Stewart that built the pink castle they ran cattle here on the property. They always stayed on as a front store owner sent are sent to our upper half man

lower half horse and we can't find a picture of this guy anywhere but he was bigger than I am six four two hundred fifty pounds with a patch over one eye and I heard your bro must that he got on his boat one day sailed off into the sunset divorce Mrs. Stuart never to be seen again. That's not Mrs Stuart how do you know. Because it's Fannie Mae Salter the last female lighthouse keeper in Chesapeake Bay. This. Line at a point of interest to me and for the bridge is Chef my idea. But it got like. What. Came out of the galley. And Chef boy Day's house me like. Great chef where days trees Jeff clarities duck blind. Jeff where these chimney some cooks make money some don't. Why Narrows Bridge dead ahead. The bridge across mine arms is unfortunately a fixed bridge with a vertical clearance of the only 10 feet which prevents large yachts from circumnavigating.

Two bridges here which you could get off your boat to open for yourself. On the bridge and ride the next and you find why hall constructed in the early 1980s in the footprint of the original 1793. Anyone hungry. MR. Genius pounding species for its meaning to see one of them both a Chesapeake Bay blue heron

species she always. Also find snowy grits. The world over no matter where you cruise and never find out what our favorite providing free. Requests and why and what I really care. Great swimmers and. Every boy at the bottom of the creek can tie off when the crowd is on the line. Bring it in fog. You've.

Got one. Look at these beauties. Put them right in the pan there. Now you everybody in a hot tub. OK we got our crabs in the kettle. So now let's prepare the steam we want to take vinegar and poor enough in to cover the rings in the bottom of the pan and then we're going to have a little water. Two beers

one for the crabs and one for Cookie. When the steamer begins to simmer place the kettle on top crabs easily get these babies nice and covered it goes that's why I says what's really going to camp. That would take about 25 or 30 minutes. Cocktails. Back to you. Captain Like says Mark to. Plymouth June 1 teaspoon of cry from one teaspoon of brine from the all the jar shaken to fourth time the martini is always shining bright. And very has a rum and coke. But tonight Mr. Flint Nye are going to sample the exotic next there's a caribou. With us or. One ounce of. Cream of coconut. For drink. One ounce of orange

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But I think. We got crabs. This is a male pram right here and if the say bring up. The female crab has a bigger wider. Band. Get your thumb and fat spine and you pull that shelf. Grab the frog jaws and break that. Envies. These are the devil's work. Dead man or dead man's fingers. You want to cut those right off. Now. Thank that grand in hand. All the little compartments.

Nice copy but this is yellowish and mustard a very tasty fat inside a crab. This is the back fence. The crab swims with. It's the biggest muscle. And will get the biggest chunk of meat out. This is the claw and you tap it just like this. And. Yeah maybe. Cookie. Selected.

Six grain. Smooth in the palette. Despite its youth it is full and rich with curry and red plum notes. Portion of both pay to support you arriving here from school. And. I'm like sure. And traditionally tritone I felt. Is one of the few to make their own back. Up and seasoned with salt. And to the development of course. Tobacco to old world are not a

factory made cigars from his father. Carlos was born into a car but his first car factory where he worked in the ritual of. The traditional progress. Is Nigh to meeting with the Nazi cause. I'm down like spice. What's truly amazing about making the cigars. Just how many hands go into the entire process from the initial planting of the seabeds all the way to the final rolling of the wrapper on the dinner cigar. So that cookie and Mr. Plant can enjoy premium cigars the great glass board. After that it was. OK. Here we are. Tomorrow morning I think we ought to shoot out the river and up to prospect Bay you know about the other errors we could have got wives or anything yet he done already been going on up there and I thought I would

like to try to do it later on maybe I know it's just you know like maybe a stake in the now to try to join us next time I would hesitate and we'll go somewhere. I see baby I'm Tonight we come to Bianca from nothing and charge higher charge. Can I talk. Tonight Mr. Flynt. And I will night. And I go to. Coffee. Shops. Right.

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