100 Things to Do in Annapolis and the Eastern Shore Before You Die, second edition

100 Things to Do in Annapolis and the Eastern Shore Before You Die, second edition

The Chesapeake Bay region is an astounding place, boasting more miles of shoreline than the entire West Coast and a distinct cultural heritage based in the relationship between the land and the Bay. This second edition of 100 Things to Do in Annapolis and the Eastern Shore Before You Die showcases new finds along with beloved treasures and traditions that make this region so unique. Hike Greenbury Point, a peninsula that was home to Annapolis’s first Puritan settlement. Catch the spray at an all-water rodeo with the Chesapeake Cowboys. Cheer the Annapolis Blues FC, the team that has repeatedly broken attendance records after just two years of play. Discover true homestyle Chesapeake cooking along the way while driving the Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway, or enjoy a traditional Irish jam session at Galway Bay. Travel journalist Susan Moynihan grew up sailing on the Severn River and loves sharing her passion for her hometown. Whether you’re coming to see the Naval Academy, soak up some history, get out on the w “And while some of these types of books are geared to tourists in town for a weekend, this one is not. Sure, it serves that purpose, but no matter if you are here for a few days, or have lived here your entire life, there will be something unexpected and cool you will discover! We all know about Chick & Ruth’s Delly, but how many know about the Modern Stone Age Kitchen in Chestertown? That’s the advantage of having a book written by an almost lifelong resident. It’s a fast and easy read and is the perfect book to have around the house for when your guests say, “What should we do?” Own an Airbnb? Are you a realtor? Maybe you work at a local hotel? This is a must-read!” - Eye on Annapolis "For anyone seeking summer adventures close to home, or for visitors hoping to discover the Eastern Shore for the first time, Susan Moynihan is a wonderful guide." - Chesapeake Bay Magazine Susan Moynihan’s 20-plus-year career as a travel editor and writer has taken her across the globe, scouting and writing about destinations near and far. A former editor for Condé Nast and Bonnier Corp., she has written for outlets including Fodor’s, USA Today, and Real Simple. She plans travel for clients under the nom de plume The Honeymoonist, and her favorite type of trip is a road trip. Follow her adventures at @ChesapeakeTraveler and @susanmoynihan.