Upon arising we had a breakfast of tea and yogurt in our room, and a soak in the hotel hot tub. I wasn't sure if the teen-aged lifeguard was staring at my bikini because I looked hot in it or because I was too big to fit in it. But
Car cleaned, we drove to Clarksville, Maryland and had our best meal of the entire trip at Great Sage. Coconut creme rooibos tea, organic Riesling, Mediterranean salad, sundried tomato and pesto bowtie pasta with spinach, grilled herbed polenta with roasted portabella and tofu ricotta, chocolate tapioca with coconut whipped cream, cinnamon bread pudding a la mode... my mouth is watering all over again just thinking about it. And yes, all vegan; the menu also had dairy items, but all vegan and gluten-free foods were clearly marked. The service was also excellent. They even gave us a little hourglass timer for our tea. A must-visit for anyone in the area.
We spent the rest of the evening at the hotel relaxing. Ziggy used the hot tub again; I surfed the web, practiced the bass, and watched TV. We've become addicted to House since watching several episodes of it in Pittsburgh, and watched three more tonight. I blame my bass teacher Steve for telling me what a great show it is. I enjoyed reading a site by a doctor who has reviews of the show's medical accuracy. We also saw an episode of the original Star Trek series, which I normally avoid: "Who Mourns for Adonais". TOS had great titles if nothing else.
Today we need to return the bass and the car, then later Ziggy's sister Signy will drive us to the airport for our 5 p.m. flight home. It's been a good trip, but I'm looking forward to sleeping in my own bed again.