Reflections

Boathouse at Williams Wharf. The East River is in the distance.

Taking advantage of Saturday's moderate temperatures, I drove to Williams Wharf where I parked my car and went for a slog jog. It felt so good to be doing anything rather than the work I was supposed to be doing exercising outdoors

Afterwards, I pulled out the camera and took a walk around. These shots are from the building used by  the high school crew team and the Mobjack Rowing Association.

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Click here for information about Williams Wharf, its rich history, and other projects underway courtesy of the Mathews Land Conservancy.

CBW's Windowpane Self-Portrait. 

In addition to Chesapeake Bay Woman's reflection in this particular windowpane is a glimpse of the B.Williams Store, which dates to 1869 just like CBW.  Click here for more about its history as a store, post office, chandlery and ladies' hat shop. Click on the image to enlarge it if you're having trouble seeing CBW's wrinkles the building there in the background.

Last but not least, and completely unrelated to Williams Wharf, please do me a favor and visit Deltaville Jamie's hilarious blog post (click here for the link) about a nightmare dream she had that involved me. Her artwork is absolutely amazing.