Gene Kearns wrote:
.... of your knowledge of the lower Pax River/Potomac River area.....

I scored a really neat boy-toy on eBay and I'm gonna have to go up to
get it. Sorta promised the 'ole lady some Chesapeake seafood and
she's looking forward to the trip.

Any knowledge of the Charlotte Hall area? Any restaurant or
point-of-interest recommendations?

Thanks.....

Gene


Charlotte Hall is landlocked, but a few miles away is Benedict,
Maryland, a sleeply little village on the Pax River. Look for the east
side of the Route 231 bridge there. There's a wonderful little
waterfront restaurant there called Tony's. And there's a place to tie
up boats. If you are coming up on the weekend, you need reservations.
Wonderful view of the Pax River.

Harry Krause wrote in message ...
Gene Kearns wrote:
.... of your knowledge of the lower Pax River/Potomac River area.....

I scored a really neat boy-toy on eBay and I'm gonna have to go up to
get it. Sorta promised the 'ole lady some Chesapeake seafood and
she's looking forward to the trip.

Any knowledge of the Charlotte Hall area? Any restaurant or
point-of-interest recommendations?

Thanks.....

Gene


Charlotte Hall is landlocked, but a few miles away is Benedict,
Maryland, a sleeply little village on the Pax River. Look for the east
side of the Route 231 bridge there. There's a wonderful little
waterfront restaurant there called Tony's. And there's a place to tie
up boats. If you are coming up on the weekend, you need reservations.
Wonderful view of the Pax River.


I really think that although polycapillary optics made ppl realize
the potential applications of x-ray optics, XOS has kept them so
expensive that users are unable to experiment. Being unable to
experiment, they have to rely on XOS for any applications. Yet, XOS
complains that OEMs dont seem to realize the potential applications.
Makes no sense to me. XOS has shown almost no willingness to loan PC
optics.