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| The United States Powerboat Show held it's 44th show over the weekend in Annapolis, Maryland. |
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| The show, which is the world's oldest in-water powerboat show, lasted four days and hosted over 300 exhibitors at the historic City Dock. |
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| The local Water Taxi provided shuttle transportation from the main exhibition to Brokerage Cove. |
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| On the other side of the Eastport Bridge, Brokerage Cove was situated behind St. Mary's Church. |
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| Annapolis Elementary School offered parking to raise money for the school. Emily (left) and Molly, both Annapolis residents and employees at the school, volunteered to help Friday afternoon. Parking was also available at the Navy Marine Corps. Memorial Stadium, where visitors would then take a bus shuttle to the event. |
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| Others also took advantage of the influx of visitors by posting flyers advertising their powerboats or property for sale. |
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| Despite City Dock being almost entirely gated off for Powerboat Show guests only, businesses still made an effort to draw customers. |
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| The view from the dock of The Yacht Basin Co. shows the maze of floating docks that extended from Ego Alley out to the mouth of Spa Creek. |
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| A dog basks in the setting sun at The Yacht Basin Co., the oldest privately owned marina in Annapolis. |
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| The Chart House restaurant pier offers a distant view of Downtown Annapolis, which hosted the United States Sailboat Show just one week before. |
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