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How To Save Money When Buying Auto Parts
Most people will tell you that they come to Chesapeake Beach to fish, either off their own boat or aboard one of the four dozen or so charterboats that routinely operate from the Rod 'N' Reel or Abner's Crab House, just up Fishing Creek. But there's another source of silver to be had hereabouts. Slot machines of one sort or another have been a focal point at the "Beach" (as it's invariably called by locals) for nearly a century, drawing avid and casual gamers alike to this tiny Bayside resort. Of course, Paul and I wouldn't know about any of that. We come here for the food-today that means a plate of ribs at Smokey Joe's Grill. Sometimes you just gotta have 'em.



pull a part For something more interesting, look out for cross-shaped toys that bounce in odd ways. Some have ridges that you can fill with treats - or dental cleaner! Trademarks include Jump N Jacks, Zanies and Bopperoos.

"At least with the slot machines you got some exercise pulling down the handle to play," says "Uncle Roy" Leverone. The only exercise instant bingo players get is feeding in coins-and occasionally walking up to the counter for a pay-out. Leverone is a retired charter-fishing captain who's been hanging around the Beach most of his life. Rod 'N' Reel's assistant dockmaster Darrell Noyes had suggested we look him up if we wanted to talk to one of the old-timers, which is how we found ourselves in Leverone's workshop, up the road from the Beach and not far from the water.

For those who live near a car pick and pull toyota parts, this can be a cornucopia of auto parts. However, this can be quite time consuming, especially in large junkyards. You may have to search through hundreds of vehicles before finding the right part. It is also dirty work so wear old clothes. The advantage is the price. You can usually get the part you need at rock bottom prices and many junkyard owners will negotiate. Be sure to check out the part carefully as you can rarely return a non-working car part.

pick n pull Bobby Abner started catching and selling crabs when he was a kid. He ultimately ratcheted his crab-catching acumen into a thriving business that today employs nine family members, who keep the steamers full at the waterfront crabhouse and bar that backs up to Fishing Creek. Dockage is available on a first-come-first-served basis, but there always seems to be room for everyone. Alas, Paul and I are ahead of the season, and Abner's isn't open yet. We can see workers scrubbing table tops and mopping floors. We are a weekend too early, they tell us. "I told you it was too cold to go sailing," Paul says.

Restaurants and/or venues that cater to kids' tastes, with basics like hotdogs, mac'n'cheese and ice cream. You may also want to sour a local grocery store to pick up healthier items such as fruits and vegetables and drinks cheaply. Look at sites like Tripadvisor for consumer reviews.
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