Easton MD

While David spent the winter in LBK, he befriended our dock neighbor, Adagio, another fine Grand Banks. He and Kurt P spent evenings talking boats, travels and ladies. Kurt invited our boat to stay at his home in Easton and enjoy his quiet private dock and home. We have never stayed at a home’s marina, which was incredibly relaxing. Kurt’s home is set on a point on the Tred Avon River with lush landscapes and water on all sides. With the summer heat, it was also a special treat to relax in his pristine deep pool. We never left the pool and had a delicious dinner prepared by Christine with Kurt.

Friday, Kurt gave us his car to go into the town of Easton for a Target run, grocery and delicious lunch at Sunflowers & Greens.  There are several gourmet restaurants managed and owned by Paul Prager. The NYC Energy Mogul has invested in many areas of Easton and has brought an air of sophistication much like the Hamptons, without the overflowing crowds and pretension. Easton (and Oxford) were bustling since it was the annual Plein Air Art show. A very large event with over 50 painters from all over, we got to see a few in action!

Later that evening, we went to dinner with Kurt and Christine at Bas Rouge, the French themed Prager fine dining establishment. The presentation, the service and the food were extraordinary.

 

On Saturday morning, we departed to our next destination, St. Michael’s, MD.