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Sturgeon and Salmon Fight Night: Coming to a shore near you! On the Shore of Marshyhope Creek
When I was in middle school, I developed a bit of a dinosaur obsession. I know, it sounds a bit late to be fostering a stereotypical...
100 Shores Photo Journal (Summer, 2022)
With summer coming to a close, I'm hesitant to say that I'm getting close to closing out the shores, but I'm getting close to thinking I...
On the Shore at the National Folk Festival - Wicomico River, Salisbury
I was quite the air guitar player growing up. In the stage that existed in my mind, it was always a matter of when I’m a rockstar, not...
Brookdown Palace- Chasing Brook Trout on the Savage River
River gonna take me, sing me sweet and sleepy Sing me sweet and sleepy all the way back home. ~Grateful Dead If you’ve never flipped a...
Standing on the Edge- On the Shore at Turkey Point Lighthouse
“I wonder if I can get down there.” It’s a question I ask myself a lot when I’m out on the shore. Especially when visiting unfamiliar...
These 'Flops were Made for Walkin'- Trails to the Sassafras River - Sassafras NRMA
If there's one thread that's woven it's way through every part of the One Hundred Shores journey, that thread is about access. Behind...
Retracing Steps: On the Shore at Middle Branch Park, Baltimore
In a metro area of 10 million people, side-skirting congestion and avoiding tolls often takes priority over the long and winding road. ...
It's All Crumbling Away! One Hundred Shores Bloopers
In the past week, in the span of 7 days, I managed to strand myself on a new shore, lose a drone (yeah, it's gone), break my sunglasses,...
Field Trip Season- Spotlight on Education with One Hundred Shores on the St. Mary's River
One Hundred Shores Supports: This education program was sponsored by the St. Mary's County Arts Council and Chesapeake Charter School...
One Hundred Shores Project Update
I know what you're thinking- "I wanted to sip my dark and stormy and read the latest from One Hundred Shores on a Friday evening." Don't...
Who Wants Crabs? Counting Blue Crabs on the Patuxent River
For a lot of us, crab feasts have always presented themselves as the social events of the summer. Bringing crabs to the table is a...
What's in a Name? One Hundred Shores at Dares Beach
NOTE: This is the first, of what will hopefully be many, guest posts on One Hundred Shores. I first met Lisa when I was teaching art...
100 Shores and New Spans: Hooper's Island and Cedar Point
Branding the Chesapeake as a barrier itself is a tough sell, but like I’ve mentioned before, One Hundred Shores is about perspectives. ...
Ever Forward at Poplar Island
When a 1,000 foot long container vessel runs aground in the Chesapeake, it'll probably always make the local news. When it gets stuck...
100 Shores Photo Journal (Spring, 2022)
It's been some weeks since I really started hitting the shores on a regular schedule. I've travelled a few hundred miles, taken...
100 Shores: A Sense Of Scope (Part 1): Lancaster, PA to Cape Henry, Virginia
In all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. It is up to us. ~ Carl Sagan The...
The Land Maryland- Singing Tom Wisner On The Shore at Maryland Day, HSMC
She is rigged out and handsome, a maid of the sea, bound on a journey for humanity. She'll sail through the morning to the great ocean...
Peaceful Easy Feeling - 100 Shores at Mason Neck NWR
If you've seen my work before, you know it's safe to say I like watching birds. Is that a polarizing statement, or what? Check out this...
Sandy Point State Park - 100 Shores, 200 picnic tables
Access has been a major recurring theme in my shoreline research over the past week. In fact, while the last two shore stories have been...
A Shore Story of MURRRDER - Conowingo Dam - Shore Stories
How's that for click bait? Truth be told, while this story does touch on tragedy, it's not a Death on the Nile, Susquehanna style. My...
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