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Annapolis, MD
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 Captain Smith discovered the unique beauty of the Chesapeake Bay and you will, too, when you visit Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, which rests on the longest stretch of the bay in Maryland. Find out more...
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Deal Island, MD
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 Whether you come from the western shore of Maryland or the Eastern Shore of Virginia, or anywhere else in the United States of America, you will not find another place on earth like Somerset County, Maryland. Spend one day on Deal Island and you may never want to leave. Sample the sunset; it's yours, take the memory home with you. Or, better yet, settle down here and enjoy for always. Some properties on or near the water come on the market occasionally.
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St. Michaels, MD
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 By roaming the street and alleys in this colorful and lively town, history buffs can learn about the "Town That Fooled The British", Chesapeake Bay watermen and period architecture. St. Michaels, named for the Archangel St. Michael, has been an active port in Maryland since the town was developed. A major part of the economy has been based on its shipbuilding industry which specialized in seagoing vessels and bay craft. Find out more...
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Easton, MD
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Mythology and nostalgia have given us the All-American hometown that never was; a place where the sun is always bright, cookies are always coming out of the oven, the paint is always shiny, and the flowers are always in full bloom...Well! Easton is far more real than that! Find out more...
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Virginia Beach, VA
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 Beaches Abound in Virginia... There's enormous variety in Virginia's beaches - from the action-packed shores of Virginia Beach's boardwalk to the uninhabited sands of Assateague Island and the terrific hideaways of Virginia's tidal rivers. Despite their remarkable differences, all Virginia beaches are pristine havens that cater to family fun. Find out more...
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Solomons, MD
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 Escape to Solomons...a small, flat fishhook shaped bit of land at the confluence of the Patuxent River and the Chesapeake Bay in Calvert County in historic Southern Maryland. Find out more...
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