September 19th, 2015
“Because there’s nothing more beautiful than the way the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline, no matter how many times it’s sent away.” sarah kay
Southern Delaware is lined up with beaches. Up and down the different towns you can pick and choose which beach to park yourselves. Just simple pleasures to be able to spend a day at the beach. Each beach has its own personality.
Today was a gorgeous day in Rehoboth Beach. Once again even though we are in the Second Season, the week-ends bring the visitors and it looks like we are back on the summer schedule.
My choide of beach was Whiskey Beach located at the Cape Henlopen State Park on the north side of Rehoboth Beach….also called North Shores. The entry fee is $5 for in-state vehicles or $10 for out of state. If you purchased your parking pass then by all means go right through.
In the 1920s, during Prohibition, this beach was a rendevous for rumrunners. Also it had been a place for soldiers to party while stationed at Ft. Miles up the road with no one to bother them.
I love being near the WWII Towers. They stand guard, as they have always done. These two are on Whiskey Beach but there are six others around the area. These towers were used as artillery spotting locations.
As you can see, you may bring vehicles (with permit) and park right on the beach. Perfect if you want to go surf-fishing.
Today they dolphins were playing in the ocean.
People watching….that’s always fun….a book, and just enjoying this beautiful spot we live in and not taking it for granted.
Awesome weather this summer, for sure!!
June 29th, 2015
You have finally arrived in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. A destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. It is a great place to relieve the soul-crushing stress you built up in the traffic trying to get here. If you have come to the Delaware Beaches before, you know exactly what I mean. This week will be a test for all of you with lots of patience.
There are several beaches in Rehoboth Beach. The state of Delaware has about 30 miles of beach. You just have to find your own niche.
Rehoboth Avenue is Main Street. At the end of this street, going east, is the Atlantic Ocean and an award winning Boardwalk, where summer memories are made every year. Early in the a.m. you see the colorful umbrellas up and down the beach. Just get there early to find a good spot. You will have an advantage here because if you get hungry, just walk up and down and grab some Boardwalk grub, or, hit one of the many restaurant along the Avenue.
South of the Boardwalk, and near Queen St., is a gay beach, called Poodle Beach, frequented more by men.
And, past North Shores, at the Cape Henlopen State Park, there is Whiskey Beach, where on one side of this beach, there are a lot of families and on the other side is another gay beach, frequented more by women and fishermen.
There is an entry fee for parking at the State Park. This beach has beautiful scenery with the WWII Towers right by your side.
I was so lucky yesterday, when my friend called me to see if I wanted to sit on the beach. It turned out to be such a beautiful day after the rain. She belongs to a club located in North Shores. The club is called The Henlopen Acres Beach Club. It is a private club exclusively for the residents and property owners of Henlopen Acres. It has 535 feet of ocean frontage. It was incorporated in 1958. The club is a true beach club, unpretentious to say the least.
North Shores is a neighbordhood of Rehoboth Beach. Beautiful homes with gorgeous views at the water’s edge.
An inherent stress, the unfolding of a beach chair….how about getting that beach umbrella just right? Chairs and umbrellas, all set out for you. No need to carry anything, which is right up my alley.
Looking up and down the beach….even though it was Sunday afternoon there were plenty of sun worshippers out there.
We decided on a particular spot, and what can I say but that life’s a beach and we are so lucky to be able to play in the sand. Never take it for granted.
The Delaware Beach experience is a must. Each beach has its own personality. Just like I mentioned before, you have to find the one that best suits you and your family. The serenade of steady waves, the company of a good friend, the interesting conversation, certainly beats staying home doing….
Leaving the beach at around 6 p.m., already you can see that some had already gone home. It is a quiet time during those hours and the perfect time to chill out and relax.
April 3rd, 2015
 City Dock A little historical trivia never hurts….Since Lewes was the earliest settlement in the State, and Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution, the town is known as The First Town in The First State. Lewes is named after the town of Lewes in England, located in Sussex, from which Sussex County, Delaware takes its name. Lewes, Sussex, England, also has the same seal.
The history of Lewes dates to 1631. Many of the houses in the Historical District and around Lewes have historical designation. One such house and one everyone should stop by is the Fisher-Martin House where the Lewes Chamber of Commerce is located. This house is circa 1730. Plenty of information can be found at the Chamber, so if you are just visiting, please stopy by. Location? 120 Kings Highway, Lewes, DE 19958 Website? http://www.leweschamber.com Tel. 302-645-8412
 
It has been a long time since Lewes rolled up its streets after the summer season until the next year. This town is a vibrant community with plenty of restaurants, unique boutiques, museums….and so walkable. As you stroll Lewes check some of the homes with beautiful architecture.
What’s Going On?
Friday, April 3rd – 47th Annual Great Delaware Kite Festival. 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Cape Henlopen State Park. New this year is the Eastern Egg Hunt at 11 a.m. The Egg Toss will begin at 1:15 p.m. More info? Please visit http://www.leweschamber.com/event/great-delaware-kite-festival.
Friday, April 3rd – Gallery Espresso Coffee House Bistro located at 12001 Old Vine Blvd. in Lewes will be hosting the Yappy Hour!! 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Doggies at the Beach will be there. Please stop by say hello, mingle and meet others. For information on Doggies at The Beach, please visit http://www.doggiesatthebeach.com.
Saturday, April 4th – Lewes Canalfront Park is the perfect spot for an Easter Egg Hunt. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. You can also register online, http://www.lewescanalfrontpark.org The Hunt will begin at 11 a.m. and the event will be until Noon. The Egg Hunt is Peanut Free and Allergy friendly. More info at the registration desk. There will be photos with the Easter Bunny, Face Painting, Balloon Twisting and Spring Time Music!!
Have a great Easter Week-End!!
December 28th, 2014
Hard to imagine that another year is gone. If you are spending the Holidays at the Delaware Beaches then this week-end was awesome!! Warmer temperatures brought visitors and residents to walk, shop, and dine.
Too much eating brought my son, Michael, and I to Whiskey Beach and Gordons Pond. He told me I had to be more transparent when I mention about a “little” walk. Walking 5 miles was not going to be on his agenda on Saturday. He wanted to be on the beach.
On a beautiful day in Rehoboth Beach you can go north, past the Boardwalk, follow the road all the way to the Park. You can park anywhere at this time of the year. You have 2 choices. You can follow the trail on Gordons Pond, which is so scenic and will connect you with Lewes. Take some water with you. Biking, walking, jogging, that’s what most people do. Camera ready, as well.
We decided to go on Whiskey Beach. To tell you the truth just the sound of the ocean, the gentle breezes, and the solitude of the beach made me realize how lucky I am to live here.
The WWII Towers always standing guard. Never get tired of looking at them.
Whiskey Beach has a colorful past. It has been said that during Pohibition in the 1920’s, this beach was a rendezvous for rumrunners. Isolated and out of the way.
Others say that it was an ideal place for soldiers stationed at Fort Miles during and after WWII to gather and party without being bothered.
It is a great place to unwind and breathe that salt air.
Or, to walk off your Christmas dinner…from Hickman’s Meat Market located at 19730 Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach, DE.
Talk to you later….
December 4th, 2014
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4TH – MERCHANT’S HOSPITALITY NIGHT – It is an event for the entire family, taking place in the Historic District. Stroll Historic Lewes, visit with the local merchants, grab a few holiday gifts….shopping with the merchants hosting this event offering complimentary refreshments and live entertainment.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4TH – ZWAANENDAEL MUSEUM HOSPITALITY NIGHT – A free Holiday themed program from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. Seasonal refreshments, demonstrations, and festive decorations to get you in the Holiday Spirit.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5TH – CHILDREN’S BEACH HOUSE – SHARE A MAGICAL NIGHT – HOLIDAY ART SHOW & SALE – A tradition in Lewes, this event kicks off a wonder week-end at the beach. Funds raised will help support the Children’s Beach House general operating budget. Auction, Dinner, Cocktails, Live Music and Dancing!! 6:30 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Please note that the Art Show will follow on Saturday and Sunday, so please stop by 1800 Bay Avenue. Tel. 302-645-9184. Tickets for Friday’s event can be purchased online by visiting http://www.cbhinc.org. If you would like to make a donation to this wonderful organization, you can always do so by visiting the mentioned website. Thanks!!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5TH – FULL MOON HIKE – 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. During full moon nights it is a beautiful time to visit Cape Henlopen State Park. Explore it at night by the light of the full moon as you search for the sights and sounds of animal activity. This hike is perfect for ages 7 and up with a paying adult. Dress warmly. Pre-registration is necessary by calling 302-645-6852. $2/person. Cape Henlopen State Park is located at 15099 Cape Henlopen Dr. in Lewes.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH – LEWES IN BLOOM CHRISTMAS MARKET – Location? St. Peter’s Church yard in the Historic District, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. They will be selling fresh greens, pine cone trees, swags, roping, holiday bows and other handmade items.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH – THE 41ST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TOUR OF LEWES – 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Adance tickets are $20 each. Tickets on the day of will be $25. Children under 12 are free. Online ticket purchases can only be made until 4 p.m. on Friday, December 5th. After that time, tickets will only be available at The Ryves Holt House and Lewes Chamber of Commerce Office. If you ordered tickets online or by phone, all ticket orders will be held at The Ryves Holt House Museum Gift Shop at the corner of 2nd & Mulberry Sts. They will be available for pick up 48 hours after our order is placed. Please pick up all tickets prior to the tour date. More info. 302-645-7670. Please visit http://www.historiclewes.org/events/2014-christmas-tour-lewes.
Tickets can also be purchased at: Community Bank Delaware, The Zwaanendael Museum, The Inn at Canal Square, Habersham Peddler’s in Lewes, Browseabout Books on Rehoboth Avenue in Rehoboth Beach, and the Rehoboth Beach Museum in Rehoboth Beach.
This is a self-guided tour. The historic houses will be decorated for the season. There are several private homes that are selected each year to bring even more Yuletide to this historic town. Please visit the above mentioned website for details on this most popular week-end of the year in the First Town of The First State.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH – 83rd ANNUAL LEWES CHRISTMAS PARADE – This year’s theme is Santa’s Workshop. The parade will be Saturday but in the event of rain, it will be Sunday at the same time. It will start at 5 p.m., with a line-up beginning at 3:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. The parade will begin on Savannah Rd. at Sussex Drive and will end in front of King’s Ice Cream Shop on Second St. The Chamber Board of Directors will be leading the parade, carrying a huge helium balloon. After the parade, stand by because the Christmas tree in Zwaanendael Park will be illuminated followed by candlelight caroling in the park. NOTE: DUE TO THE FORECAST, THE PARADE HAS BEEN CANCELLED FOR BOTH DAYS. SO SORRY!
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7TH – DELAWARE DAY – Merchants in Lewes celebrate the day in 1787 when the First State ratified the Constitution. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Front Street, the merchants will have available Delaware items, as well as refreshments. More info? Please call 302-645-0567. On Facebook please visit the page Front Street.
Have a good one!!
October 15th, 2014
The Second Season is one of the most beautiful ones at the Delaware Beaches. Even though these coastal resorts are now considered year round, they are a little bit more quiet…the perfect time to discover them!!
Friday, October, 17th – CAPE HENLOPEN STATE PARK – NO ENTRANCE FEE – The Park celebrates its 50th anniversary and wants you to enjoy everything they offer for free….the beach, trails, its beauty. 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. So, have fun!
Friday, October, 17th – “THE HISTORY OF DELAWARE LICENSE PLATES” A First State Culture! – Lewes Historical Society Speaker Series will present this event at the Lewes Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Enter the parking lot from Franklin Street. The programs are free and open to the public. This particular evening should be of interest to so many that value their Delaware license plates. In most states the license tag on their cars is just that, a tag, but for some states like Delaware vehicle owners have embraced license plate ownership as a status symbol and a connection to their past. Mike Williams, Chief of Communications for the Delaware State Division of Motor Vehicles will be the speaker on this evening.
Mr. Williams, is a native of Delaware. He will include in his discussion the desirable black and white procelain sets from the 1940s, the black stainless steel tags from the 1950s, and the story behind the controversial front style changes in the early 1990s.
Light refreshments will be served follwoing the presentation. More info. on the Lewes Historical Society? Please visit http://www.historiclewes.org.
Saturday, October 18th – HISTORIC LEWES FARMERS MARKET – Saturdays from 9 a.m. until Noon at Shields Elementary School Parking Lot on Savannah Rd. A producer only farmers market and a place for the community and visitors to gather every week. Celebrating Jazz Festival at the Market, special guest Everett Spells will be present entertaining the crowds. For more information of Historic Lewes Farmers Market, including recipes and events, please visit http://www.historiclewesfarmersmarket.org.
Saturday, October 18th – BATTERY 519 OPEN HOUSE – Fort Miles was a key part of the nation’s coastal defense during and after WWII. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Fort Miles Historic Site is at 15099 Henlopen Drive, in Lewes. Call 302-645-6852 for more info. and to register.
Docents from the Fort Miles Historic Association will be on hand to answer your questions as you tour Battery 519. $3 per person.
Saturday, October 18th – 9th ANNUAL ” WINE, BEER & CHEESE TASTING” – At Cape Henlopen State Park Officer’s Club from 4 to 6 p.m. Admission is $20 in advance and $24 at the door. Tickets are available at the Park Office, Lewes Chamber of Commerce, and R & L Liquors in Lewes. Call 302-858-6127. Please note that your ticket will be your entrance to the Park.
Saturday, October 18th – COASTAL CONCERTS PRESENTS LEON BATES & PORTLAND STRING QUARTET – Location? Bethel Uniqued Methodist Church Hall on Fourth & Market Streets in Lewes. Famed pianist Leon Bates will join talents with the Portland String Quartet, a group admired for its many years of excellent music making. This promises to be a remarkable evening of music. For tickets please visit http://www.coastalconcerts.org.
Have a great time!!
 
October 3rd, 2014
Lewes, Delaware is Sussex County’s northernmost coastal town. It was founded in 1631 and it is the oldest settlement in Delaware. That’s why the nickname of “The First Town in The First State” is so well known.
Lewes is in the perfect location in Southern Delaware. It provides access to the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean. I don’t know if you know that in 2006 Lewes was selected by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of America’s “Dozen Distinctive Destinations”.
It is a year round community and the town does look good all the time. Plenty of shops, restaurants, activities and entertainment for the residents and visitors alike.
So, What’s Going On Lewes?
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, 10/3, 10/4, 10/5 – LEWES MERCHANTS’ FALL SIDEWALK SALE – Sales galore, plenty of bargains, not only in Lewes, but in Rehoboth Beach, and Dewey Beach, as well. You would not believe, people do plan for these sales at the beach. Great time to enjoy a fall week-end and grab those essentials. Stores surrounding the Lewes Commercial Historic District will be ready!! I hope you are too and the stores do open at 10 a.m.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – LEWES IN BLOOM’S FALL PLANT SALE – 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at 2nd & Banks Streets in front of the Citizens Bank. Lewes looks so nice with the help of this organization. The sales of tulips and other flowering plants at this time of the year, and member-grown plants, as well help fund their horticultural efforst in the City of Lewes. http://www.lewesinbloom.org.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – VOLUNTEER TRAIL DAY – CAPE HENLOPEN STATE PARK – 9:00 a.m. until Noon. Join Friends of Cape Henlopen as they clean up and work to maintain the park’s trails used by so many year round. More info? Please call 302-644-5005.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – LEWES FALL CRAFT FAIR – 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Historical Complex at Second & Shipcarpenter Streets in Downtown Lewes. Admission is $5.00 per person and children under 12 are Free. Proceeds from this event will benefit the educational and preservation programs at the Society. Buildings in the Historical Complex will be open to the public. Live music from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. by New & Used Bluegrass Band. Delicious food by Casa Amici…cold treats by Vitale’s Italian Ice. This is a well attended Craft Fair with usually around 3,000 visitors coming to the town. For more information, please visit http://www.historiclewes.org.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – DELAWARE BREAKWATER KAYAK ECO-TOURS – 10 a.m. until Noon – 2-hour tours for beginner paddlers, but can be strenous. Equipment will be provided. Bring drinking water and sunscreen. No flip-flops. Single and tandem kayaks available. Solo paddlers must be at least 13. Under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Limit 10. Pre-registration is required by calling 302-645-6852. $25 for solo and $35 for tandem. Location? Cape Henlopen State Park, 15099 Cape Henlopen Dr. in Lewes.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – HIKE THE POINT – 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. 2 Miles!! Explore the natural and cultural history of this ever-changing spit of land. Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. Ages 7 and up with an adult. Pre-registration is necessary, so please call 302-645-6852. It is FREE!! Location? Cape Henlopen State Park, 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – 19th ANNUAL BOAST THE COAST MARITIME FESTIVAL – Maritime-themed activities throughout the day. This event is presented by the Lewes Chamber of Commerce, http://www.leweschamber.com. Activities at the 1812 Park and the City Dock will begin at 11 a.m. Boat Tours at the City Dock will begin at 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. New Jersey’s Tall Ship, the A.J. Meerwald returns for this event, offering free tours, along with Wilmington’s newest Fire Boat. The Boat Parade will be held at 4 p.m. Seafood Tasting at 1812 Park, will begin at lunch time. Entertainment at the 1812 Park at the Family Fun Tent with Flumpa, the Tree Frog musical show, and Chuckles the Clown’s pirate-themed magic show. The Lewes Historical Society’s Maritime History Museum, located at the Cannonball House on Front Street will be open for tours, and The Lightship Overfalls at Canalfront Park on Front will be open for free tours, as well.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – ZWAANENDAEL MUSEUM MARITIME PROGRAM – 2 p.m. Location? At the museum on the corner of King’s Highway and Savannah Rd. in Lewes.
SATURDAY, 10/4 – CAMPFIRE CIRCLE: NIGHT SOUNDS AT CAPE HENLOPEN STATE PARK – 6 P.M. UNTIL 7 P.M. – Enjoy the stories and the activities out about nocturnal animals. Bring marshmallows and sticks for roasting after the program. Ages 5 and up with an adult. Meet at the campground amphitheater. Cape Henlopen State Park, 15099 Cape Henlopen Dr. in Lewes. More info? Call 302-645-6852. It is FREE!!
SUNDAY, 10/5 – CLASSIC CAR SHOW AT THE CAPE MAY-LEWES FERRY TERMINAL – Staging will begin at 7:30 a.m. but the show will start at 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Proceeds will benefit breast cancer awareness and will be donated to Cape Regional Breast Cancer Services and Beebe’s Tunnell Cancer Care. More info? Please visit http://www.cmlf.com
SUNDAY, 10/5 – COAST DAY – 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Each year Coast Day is presented by The University of Delaware, and sponsored by UD’s College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment and the Delaware Sea Grant College Program. Admission and parking are free. Location? UD’s Hugh R. Sharp Campus, 700 Pilottown Rd., in Lewes. Those in attendance will be able to interact with researchers, tour ships, try hands-on activities, and attend presentations on a wide range of topics. Family friendly activities will be: an event-wide treasure hunt for answers to questions about the environment and Coast Day exhibits. Children can meet sea-dwelling animals such as horseshoe crabs and dogfish sharks at the critter touch tanks. Live music, vendor displays, and seafood favorites…..food, including the Crab Cake Cook-Off and the Seafood Chowder Challenge!!
TGIF…..Have fun!!
July 2nd, 2013
Lewes, Delaware, is the perfect coastal town. It has historic charm, unique coastal flavor, unpretentious, laid-back, plenty of character….and a choice of playgrounds; the bay or the ocean. Shops and restaurants? You got it!!
When the other night, my friend, Debbie asked to go and watch a swim meet at the Lewes Yatch Club I immediately accepted. It was the end of the day. We hoped to enjoy a sunset, grab something to eat.
It was life in Lewes like any other night. This historic town is much loved and enjoyed by its residents…but just take a peek at the view…how could you not?
There were hundreds of kids, plenty of cheering and laughter, the University of Delaware research vessel was just coming home after a day out. And, Debbie and I had our chicken wraps.
Don’t forget to check the gardens that surround historic homes…..they are gorgeous!!
WHAT’S GOING ON LEWES?
CAPE WATER TAXI – ECO TOURS – OSPREY BANDING – Cape Water Taxi is what the name implies…a water taxi service. This week the eco tour takes you to watch how they place identification tags on the osprey chicks before they take off. This practice does not hurt the birds and it is done to gather information about the birds such as migration patterns. Tours are taking place, Tuesday, 7/2, Wednesday, 7/3, Friday, 7/5, and Monday, 7/8 from Fisherman’s Wharf at 10 a.m. Well, this is a weather dependent type of activity. Please call 302-644-7334, or visit http://www.capewatertaxi.com. And, if you want to take the water taxi to Dewey Beach, from Lewes, and back, it runs Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, every week-end from June through September, weather permitting. For the tax service you can either make reservations, online, or just go to the dock at Fisherman’s Wharf in Lewes and hop on.
Tuesday, 7/2 – SUMMER CONCERT SERIES AT STANGO PARK – Overtime Band. Genre? Classic Rock. This is an outdoor concert series, so please check the weather. Take your chairs, blankets, bug sprays and friends. Location? Next to the Lewes Public Library on Kings Highway. It starts at 7 p.m. on Tuesday evenings. More info? 302-645-8073.
Tuesday, 7/2 – CINEMA BY THE CANAL – Movie – Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away. Location? Canalfront Park. It is free admission. This is also an outdoor event, so please check the weather.
Wednesday, 7/3 – ZUMBA WITH KELLY – At Canalfront Park on Front Street. 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. It takes place every Wednesday and it is free!!
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY – Lewes
Thursday, 7/4 – Children’s Activities will take place on Second Street in Downtown Historic Lewes, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. At 9 a.m. Games and Activities. At 2 p.m. The Decorated Boat Parade will take place on the Canal with awards taking place afterwards at the Lightship Overfalls. At 5…ish, the Doo Dah Parade begins. They say it is infamous, they want you to join in the fun. It takes to the streets in Lewes. Jump in if you want to. No need to register or even plan to attend. All you need is your own fun spirit and if you have a kazoo, bicycle, wagon, yo-yo, or hula-hoop, bring them on. The parade route is from Manila Avenue, Kings Highway, Savannah Rd, 2nd Street, market Street, and Third Street.
Friday, 7/5 – HISTORY HAPPY HOUR – 4 p.m. until 5 p.m. Interesting dialog lead by local history buffs. The topics can range from the early explorers of the Delaware Bay to Lewes during the Revolutionary War. On this Friday, William H. J. Manthorpe, Jr. presents “A Century of Service – The Navy at Cape Henlopen 1898 -1996” at the Cannonball House located on Front Street. It is free, and a glass of wine will be offered at the conclusion of the presentation.
Saturday, 7/6 – LEWES HISTORIC FARMERS MARKET – 8 a.m. until Noon. Rain or shine. Location? Lewes Historical Society grounds on 110 Shipcarpenter St.
Sunday, 7/7 – YOGA AT CANALFRONT PARK – 8 a.m. Free!! Start your day with yoga in a beautiful setting. Location? Canalfront Park on Front Street.
NOTE: The Cape Henlopen State Park has daily programs and activities for everyone in the family. Please check http://www.destateparks.com
Have a Good One!!
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