If you’ve traveled east across the Bay Bridge toward Maryland’s Eastern Shore, you might recognize the feeling: shoulders relax, blood pressure drops, a satisfying deep sigh … as Chesapeake waters stretch around you and Kent Island comes into view.

Troy Lowman--writer, director and executive producer of the film Love Letters to the Shore--wants people who view his documentary to better understand the special place he calls home. He hopes to entice visitors, but the film itself is his own personal love letter:

“Really what I did this for is, I did it to instill the pride in shore people to remind them that we’re lucky that we’re from there, and it’s always going to be a part of all of us.” 

If you&rsquo;ve traveled east across the Bay Bridge toward Maryland&rsquo;s Eastern Shore, you might recognize the feeling: shoulders relax, blood pressure drops, a satisfying deep sigh &hellip; as Chesapeake waters stretch around you and Kent Island comes into view.
Troy Lowman--writer, director and executive producer of the film Love Letters to the Shore--wants people who view his documentary to better understand the special place he calls home. He hopes to entice visitors, but the film itself is his own personal love letter:
&ldquo;Really what I did this for is, I did it to instill the pride in shore people to remind them that we&rsquo;re lucky that we&rsquo;re from there, and it&rsquo;s always going to be a part of all of us.&rdquo;

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