you could just say "Plastic Boat" and everyone would know what you mean :)

Bahh, it isnt a triumph.. its rot-free composite :p

Was still true last fall when I was there.

In my opinion Cantlers is the baseline waterfront crab house. Everyone should go there first. Start with a tour of the shedding tanks and don't miss the colonial period artifacts they've dredged up and displayed in the cases downstairs. Don't get mixed drinks if you don't like plastic cups, and don't look for draft beer. The crabs are excellent but somewhat pricey due to the DC drive in crowd, the oysters are usually from Hackett's or Sandy Point (in other words, they suck). Docking is good and sometimes assisted, there's usually a space or two and it's a fun place for a party while you're waiting for a table. We usually take out of town visitors here if they're up for a boat ride, never by car. It's not a fancy place by any means despite the prices. If you go by boat, pay close attention to the winding approach into Mill Creek. It can get a little tricky going back out after midnight!

No problem for Shawn anymore, just follow the track layed down by your new HDS 8 lowrance. HOWEVER, Just for fun, I wonder what would happen if after several "Natty Bo's", we replaced Shawn's HDS with an etchasketch with lots of squiggly lines. Would he wonder aimlessly around Mill Creek for hours?:eek:
5th (Marty)

That etchasketch thing happens frequently. Crockett gets pissed about it, but he can drive in a pinch.