[Rhodes22-list] Chesapeake Sailing
L. Sailor
watermusic38 at yahoo.com
Tue Mar 21 18:19:24 EST 2006
Dave,
Did you check out White Stone??? Mega-buck city...
Actually, there's quite a bit to do in the lower No.
Neck of VA...lots of professional retirees with as
much $$ as time.....the demographics read quite
differently from what causual observation would
reveal..
BTW..Friends who have retired to New Bern just love
it there....
Elle
--- DCLewis1 at aol.com wrote:
>
> Well, the list is kind of quiet, so I thought Iâd
> offer a small tidbit. My
> wife and I were off looking for retirement locales -
> again. This time we
> looped over to Kilmarnock and Urbanna Va before
> heading to Edenton, Washington
> NC and New Bern. A friend had told us about
> Kilmarnock. Kilmarnock and
> Urbanna are down near Norfolk, about 1/2 hour to 45
> min driving time north of
> Williamsburg Va.
>
> We didnât think there was much to Kilmarnock.
> Maybe we missed the good
> parts, but my sense is was that entire part of
> Virginia is very rural, and
> Kilmarnock is the âlarge townâ? that supports
> that part of the world. Dealerships
> selling farm machinery, that sort of thing. There
> were a few housing
> developments, but no substantial infrastructure, and
> we didnât see a marina although
> many people had boats parked in their front yards.
>
> Urbanna was different. It appears to be a much
> smaller town but itâs right
> on the water near the mouth of the Rappahannock
> river. There were at least 2
> substantial dock areas and a boat yard. Lots of
> sailboats. It impressed us
> as a quaint little town - not in the sense of New
> Bern which is much larger
> and âcolonialâ?, but more like something from the
> 1950s. I doubt that there
> is anything to do at night in Urbanna, other than
> count the stars, but it's a
> quaint little town and there may be as many boats in
> it's marinas as there
> are homes in the town.
>
> If youâre cruising the southern part of the
> Chesapeake, this might be of
> interest.
>
> Dave
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