We first sailed into Camden over 20 years ago. I still recall a VHF transmission from a cheeky schooner captain entering the inner harbor. It went,"....and now passing the docks of million dollar Wayfarer."
Ha! The cost of everything has gone up, even sarcasm. Today, this 70' Hinckley could top the mil mark, and it's 30 years old.
Camden is only a mile down the road from our lesser known Rockport. We don't get into the big town often in 'season'. For every 10 cars that stop in Camden, only 1 savvy traveler might peel off for Rockport.
But the high life in Camden was a nice jolt for a family outing over the Fourth.
Next time you're in Camden, sit at the Rhumbline (at the billion dollar Wayfarer docks), for dinner and watch it all go by. Their fish tacos are legendary.
Ha! The cost of everything has gone up, even sarcasm. Today, this 70' Hinckley could top the mil mark, and it's 30 years old.
Camden is only a mile down the road from our lesser known Rockport. We don't get into the big town often in 'season'. For every 10 cars that stop in Camden, only 1 savvy traveler might peel off for Rockport.
But the high life in Camden was a nice jolt for a family outing over the Fourth.
Next time you're in Camden, sit at the Rhumbline (at the billion dollar Wayfarer docks), for dinner and watch it all go by. Their fish tacos are legendary.