Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge
The car crosses a wooden bridge over a wide but shallow river, and came to a stop at the sign. It was a beautiful morning, blue sky with the sun hiding behind a patch of
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Hampton National Historic Site
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal,” Ah, those famous words written on the constitution by Thomas Jefferson, who ironically enslaved people himself. I’m no historian, but slavery plays
Bird watching at White Clay Creek
I don’t know how to feel about watching wildlife in winter. I’m not even at the novice level, but I know that most birds are supposedly gone in winter and flew to the warmer parts
Newark Restaurant Week 2016: Caffe Gelato
Somebody thought of an awesome idea – get restaurants to make a fix menu at a pre-determined price for a week. It’s definitely a campaign to attract diners who otherwise would never stumbled into an establishment, as
The day after the day after the blizzard.
Snow can be pretty common if you live at the right places. Ice, slush and all other non-sense usually come with that. Icicles, however, require the right temperature fluctuation and ample amount of snow to form. These conditions
Don’t Freak Out – It’s just a Snowy Saturday.
Due to El Nino effects and a warmer earth, Delaware did not receive any snow during this winter. In fact, there were days when temperatures were warmer than spring or falls. This was true until
Let it snow (finally)
Finally! It took awhile, but snow has arrived. It isn’t too heavy, though, and there aren’t really sticking on the floor – You can’t really see it in the picture too. To be frank, I’m