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20 minute drive to St Mary's
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Cute little store along the waterfront
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Ranger orientation: "Don't do anything stupid that would make us talk about you later"
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First of many horseshoe crabs on the island
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Wild horses
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Wild turkeys
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Adam is so cute when he takes over the navigation
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Hot walk across the island to the beach. Hope the vultures don't get us.
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Made it to the beach
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Lots of dead horseshoe crabs all over the place
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Mile or so walk to Sea Camp
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Shrimp boats
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The Sea Camp area was so nice and canopied
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Little visitor center with air conditioning
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Walking back to the ferry dock
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Had fun watching this "stick" move really fast and far through the water. Must have been attached to something.
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Wow! You can really imagine what this place must have looked like back in the day in its full 37,000 sq ft glory
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The "backyard" was huge too
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Catching the ferry back to St Mary's
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Walking along the St Mary's waterfront
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We kept passing the King's Bay Submarine Base as we travelled back and forth between Crooked River State Park and the town of St Mary's
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Napping in the air conditioned cottage
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Back to St Mary's for dinner at Lang's
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Tasty crab bisque
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Crab cakes have some filler, but still really fresh and good
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Excellent seafood platter
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It was all you can eat crab legs night and there was a big group at another table taking advantage of it. We thought we would get some as well. Adam had fun with them, but they were kind of wimpy. We're spoiled after eating them in Alaska.
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Nice sunset stroll to the marina behind the restaurant
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