The old US flag, now on a wall in Tackle Box in Georgetown, dates from 1863. If you count the stars on the flag, there are 45: forty five states by that time. West Virginia had been admitted in 1863: it was the forty fifth state.
The forty-sixth would be admitted in the Union one year later, in 1864: Nevada.
Georgetown, M Street: a tackle box at the entrance of a very small restaurant. I know what such stuff is good for as I saw some while visiting my friend Jay in Maine.
Tackle Box in Georgetown. Inside no-frills tables and benches; the clients are mostly young guys, so the atmosphere is great.
You read the menus on a chalkboard: seafood of all kind; lobster on a roll seems to be the best choice. To be frank, I tried once, I was kind'o disappointed, as I had the kind memory of another lobster on a roll that I had eaten in Maine some years ago. Jay and I were on his boat on a huge lake surrounded by endless woods. We stopped by a very small island; it was as small as to carry just a seafood shack and nothing else!
I tried then several times the lobster on a roll in Quincey Market in Boston, and it was also very good.
Only this was some time ago, so memories can show stuff much better than it really was; maybe the lobster on a roll in Maine was exactly as it is on the M Street in Georgetown, plus the aura of the endless woods surrounding the huge lake, plus the small island offering room just for the seafood shack!
I tried then the wood-grilled trout: this time I felt it as marvelous! Add to this a clam chowder.
I came then several times in this place: and in some weekends when I was in other places I missed it, this Tackle Box restaurant on the M Street in Georgetown!
