Currently Reading: Pocomoke River State Park

It’s no secret that the ShoreBread team is full of pumpkin-loving, corn maze enthusiasts so we get excited when fall on The Shore rolls around. Well, pull out your calendar and pencil us in because this fall is jam-packed with … Continue reading →

April showers bring May flowers…or at least that’s how the saying goes. With a dreary end to the month of April, we sure are hoping to see plenty of vibrant spring flowers in May as we travel across Delmarva to … Continue reading →

Each year, April 22 marks Earth Day and the anniversary celebration of the beginning of the modern environmental movement. Earth Day 1970 came to fruition after founder Gaylord Nelson (then a US Senator from Wisconsin) witnessed the environmental devastation caused by … Continue reading →

It’s hard to believe that spring is just around the corner. As we write this post, the temperatures outside are plummeting back into the teens and snow is slowly creeping across Delmarva. Then again, anyone who lives on the Eastern … Continue reading →

Love it or hate it, the unseasonably chilly temps this week served as a reminder of the impending winter months. But it’s not winter yet; in fact, this weekend we are expecting to see temperatures climb back into the 60’s. … Continue reading →

While walking alongside the dark Pocomoke River at the Shad Landing Park, part of the Pocomoke State Park system, it’s easy to understand why natives used to refer to the area as Blackwater. The water is exactly that: still, deep, … Continue reading →