Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Homage to Home

This past weekend I went home to the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I was there to begin planning my wedding. While meeting with florists, caterers, tent people etc... I began to get really excited about all of our out of town guests coming to Talbot County. Although not large, the Eastern Shore boasts 600 miles of shoreline on some of the prettiest rivers in the country. The Tred Avon, Wye, Miles, and Choptank to name a few. A walk downtown in Easton, St. Michael's or Oxford invites a lesson in Victorian , Federal, Beaux Arts, and 20Th century architecture. Gorgeous picnic boats line the docks and fabulous restaurants and shops are filled with DC Politicos and lunching ladies. Talbot County proves itself to be a very chic place for those escaping the lime light.



A view of the Oxford Boat yard.






My Grandfather's house. Ratcliffe Manor Farm


Deep Water Point. One of Oxfords most exquisite properties. For Sale!visit www.cbmove.com to see more pictures of this immaculate water front property. Or call 443-786-1564


A view at Deep Water Point



Wye House. Located along the Wye River.

Pretty pool on the Chesapeake
A Pretty vignet inside the shop Dwelling home and Design in Easton.

visit http://www.dwellinganddesign.com/


Another view inside Dwelling. This shop is owned by the famed designer Fiona Newell Weeks and Don Wooters. Known from doing everything from English Country to Contemporary.

Innovative Jewelry display at Dwelling.


Another great shop... Coco and Company in St. Michael's.
The Inn at Perry Cabin . Potential site of the rehearsal dinner. Also the location that the movie Wedding Crashers was filmed. Landscape paintings of the Eastern Shore by resident Henry Greenwalt. Henry Greenwalt painting available at Dwelling and Design









































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