On the way down to St. Marys City, we stopped at
Sandy Pony Donuts, a small chain (three stores!) of custom-donut makers. We each got a donut, five different one. I had the Blueberry Pie (blueberry glaze with powdered sugar and graham crackers). One son got the Blue Moon (blueberry glaze and cinnamon sugar), the other ordered Salted Caramel (caramel glaze and pretzel bits). My wife ordered Sand Dune (cinnamon sugar) while my daughter had the Ms. Sandy (honey glaze and cinnamon sugar). They were delicious.
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| Smoothies too! |
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| Five fine fried foods |
Just before arriving at the historic park, we stopped at a
MOD Pizza where my son got a pizza with strawberries on top! It was too horrifying to take a picture of.
That night, we went to
Pax River Ale House. As usual, we ordered the pretzel appetizer, which was more like bread sticks but still delightful. I had a nice hefeweizen with the fish and chips.
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| Sign over the door |
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| One stick was already eaten! |
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| Fish and chips and beer and water |
Afterward, we went to
Bruster's Real Ice Cream. They make their own ice creams and have a walk-up window. We enjoyed a good variety of flavors from cake batter to butterscotch ripple.
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| The shop |
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| A cool customer |
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| Happiness |
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| Not sure which face to make |
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| My butterscotch ripple |
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