If this was my only project, I would be further along than I am. Even though I consider myself as a semi-retired photographer, June came closer to an 40 hour of week job then the 16-20 that I usually devote to it. And I have been involved as part of the planning committees of a couple of events happening this summer and early fall. I am hoping to be able to spend more time with it in July.

This month I will be finishing a 16 Month, 2021-22 Calendar and will have it available by July 20th. Below is one of the photos selected for the Calendar

I have completed the first set of Greeting Cards and is available Now:

The initial plans were to have a Photo-Book published in the fall, in time for the Christmas gift giving season. For a couple of reasons, I am delaying that part of the Chesapeake Country Roads project until 2022.

I began posting a weekly Chesapeake Country Road photograph on Tuesdays. Some of these will be current photo and others will be from the my archive of photos. All will mostly likely appear in the proposed Photo-Book. And all are available a Wall Art. Contact me at ChesapeakeRoads@ShoreToBeFun.com for more information.

Beginning last fall on my business Web site I began doing photo-essays of ‘Points of Interest’ At the beginning of the year these were moved to ChesaDel Crier and have been published weekly there, currently on Sunday. Since these Photo-Essays will be the basis of portions of the upcoming Photo-Book I have decided to re-post them here. These will appear each Sunday.

Anytime of the year is a great time to take a trip on one of the Chesapeake Country Roads. The summertime views can be awesome, but often aren’t seen since most of the traveling to the beach resorts are on the major roads. Why not venture off the main roads and see the sights of the Eastern Shore?

Use the hashtag #ChesapeakeCountryRoads or @ShoreToBeFunon Instagram to follow me there.

If you have any questions or comments, I’d love to hear from you.

Have a Great July exploring the Chesapeake Country Roads of Maryland’s Eastern Shore