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by Josh Sens

LET PROFESSIONALS PACK YOUR LUNCH
The Inn at Perry Cabin in St. Michaels, Maryland, offers serious gourmet picnic baskets complete with insider tips on the area’s most romantic and historic spots. Selections like chilled Maine lobster, crab spring rolls with smoked bluefish, summer tomato and mozzarella salad, caviar, and champagne prove this isn’t your average alfresco lunch. Take your pick, then head for an oak tree that’s been shading picnickers for 400 years. Fully packed baskets for two from $54. (410) 745-2200, www.orient-expresshotels.com —

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