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It’s the type of quiet you can hear.  That’s initially what’s most striking, followed by a palpable air of comfort, something like a warm embrace.  A fall seasonal visit to this sanctuary, when most plants are ensconced in the eve … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again. The season winds down and temperatures start to descend. Tourists and students have vacated our beaches until next spring. We get a smattering of conventions to keep us going. Fun little groups like recovering … Continue reading →

My dad says “I really enjoy building stuff, opposed to taking stuff down”.     Of course he is concerned and has been from the beginning that this project is “a lot of work”.  In his defense he is right, … Continue reading →

In honor of today being the time-honored tradition of dressing up and delighting in all things scary and a little…undead, known as Halloween, ShoreBread presents the final installment of Haunted History…. Week One—Worcester’s Historic, and Perhaps Most Haunted House The … Continue reading →

Are you throwing an eerie party for friends and family in celebration of the horrifying holiday known as Halloween? Creating a themed environment for a specific occasion can be a worry-some task for many. If questioning party essentials, just turn … Continue reading →

Along the horizon, seeming to float across the surface of the water is a ship that conjures up reminders of the Chesapeake’s notorious and vibrant past—a past populated by pirates, merchant vessels, and tales of the Revolutionary War. The Schooner … Continue reading →

  Trick-or-treat; give me something good to eat.   If you don’t, I don’t care.   I’m going to the shore to get a scare.   Lots to do. Lots to wear.   My costume requires that I wear fake … Continue reading →

My favorite bicycle is a peach-painted, wicker basket donning, single speed cruiser. When it comes to bike riding– living on a peninsula that is extremely flat is definitely an advantage. The Delmarva coast provides a great network of flat, rural, … Continue reading →

“I refuse to be afraid. When terror comes, I won’t be swayed. Now that I possess this charm, unto me can come no harm,” says a women dressed head to toe in black, thick eye makeup running down her face, … Continue reading →

There is so much interest in holistic healing traditions currently, with a particularly heightened value being placed upon the beauty field.  I was so thrilled to discover that there is a non-invasive way to get outstanding results in your skin, … Continue reading →

If you’ve been following along, the past few weeks I’ve been discussing the “old guys in the bar”. It’s been a series of entertaining stories I’ve compiled over the years from listening to and observing these wise, aging gentlemen.  Elderly … Continue reading →

If you’re looking to celebrate the Halloween Season, go to Rehoboth beach this weekend. The 22nd annual Seawitch Halloween and Fiddler’s Festival in Rehoboth, DE will run from Friday to Sunday, October 28th – 30th. It is a “can’t miss” … Continue reading →