Cherry blossoms are in bloom

A forsaken and forgotten Delmarva relic

A side trip to Bora Bora of French Polynesia

Maybe Delmarva's last snowfall before summer?

Horses enjoy the greening grass.

Another beautiful sunset on Delmarva

                    The Old Point Comfort auto ferry - 1950's
 
One of a fleet of ferries that made the trip across the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay from Kiptopeke Landing on Virginia's Eastern Shore to Little Creek, Virginia

At the peach market

Milford, Delaware.  Maybe between 1905-1910. 

Delmarva Sunrise

Sunrise this morning with the temperature at 10 degrees. According to an old sailor's adage, "Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning. Red sky at night, sailor's delight"  There is some scientific evidence for this. So, if you believe it, we will likely have some rain or snow before the day is out. Snow is forecast.

Cape Henlopen Lighthouse

The Cape Henlopen Lighthouse was built in 1767 and lighted in 1769. It was 69 feet high and stood on the southern cape of Delaware Bay, near Lewes, Delaware. The light was decommissioned in 1924, at a time when the wind and water had severely eroded it's foothold on the sandy point. The lighthouse collapsed in 1926.

The lighthouse as it stood around 1910

The erosion around the foothold is taking its toll at this point.