Kelp Gull, Food, and Binoculars
Jane Kostenko (jkostenko@somd.lib.md.us)
Thu, 18 Feb 1999 05:46:40 -0500
For those coming to see the kelp gull (notice how I've dropped the
"possible" but kept it in lower case?)--if you do eat at the Sea Breeze,
Kyle Rambo suggested you wear your binoculars in so they know you're a
birder. I know we often feel self-conscious and take our bins off when we go
in to a building, but in this case, the more obvious your affiliation is,
the better! The owner's son did tell me Wednesday afternoon that the bird
"has been great for business!" Paul Baicich suggested they bring on more
staff for the weekend.
Jane Kostenko
jkostenko@somd.lib.md.us
California, Maryland
Yesterday is history; tomorrow is a mystery.
Today is a gift. That's why they call it the PRESENT.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dma3@aol.com <Dma3@aol.com>
To: MDOsprey@ARI.Net <MDOsprey@ARI.Net>
Date: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 8:09 PM
Subject: Kelp G. Candidate & Sea Breeze Rest.
>I would like to second Jane Kostenko's report about how nice the folks of
the
>Sea Breeze Restaurant have been to birders. We ate lunch there and I can
>highly recommend the vegetable-crab soup and I'll speak for Lisa Shannon,
whom
>I don't think will mind, and recommed the cream of crab soup. The service
was
>a little slow (for which they apologized more than once), but it was
>President's Day and they were expecting no one but locals and did not have
a
>full staff.
>
>In return for allowing us full use of their property and parking area,
please
>eat there (or do carry-out while watching the gull) if you are at all
hungry.
>
>Mary Ann Todd
>