mechtechlic sez:

-Anybody have any good suggestions to look? We are planning to take a ride
to that area and just drive around for 2 days and scope things out. I'd like a
place off the beaten path...small town close by, no telephone or internet
service either:-)-

Bilge- I think you're talking about Cambridge,Maryland. If you don't dig
Murrilyn's state tax scene, then there's the Virginia portion, which revolves
around the Norfolk/Hampton/Newport News "Tidewater". And as I understand it,
Delaware's taxes are lowest of all, although Delaware has it's own dang
bay...but it's just a hop through the C&D canal if you MUST float on the
Chesapeake.

I think you'll need more than two days to scope out the DelMarVa Peninsula.

-The ideal situation would be ground that I could purchase and maybe setup my
35' 5th wheel on until I built, but I'm not going to go through all that if I
can get a good deal on a house down there. I do NOT have to be "on the water"
but close enough to a dock/slip where I could keep my boat. I like the area
between the bay and delaware...I guess the "east" side most...that way, we'd be
close to the beach as well.-mechtechlic

Bilge-You can access all the realtors you need on the internet. Since I've no
clue where you live now, I can't tell you what would be a "good deal" for you.
I know that I'm agog at the reasonableness of realty down here in Hampton
Roads,(I live in metro DC).

If you really feel adventurous, sell your boats and buy a houseboat...tour the
place the way the colonists did...and in a craft not much smaller, for that
matter.

Regards




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