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August 1st, 2009

Walking the Boardwalk with a Friend

Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk

Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk

Rehoboth Beach is the perfect town for walking, whether it is for exercise or just strolling.  Even though I live in a neighborhood that has a long walking circle, it is good to just drive to town and park on the north side of the Henlopen Hotel, which is also the north side of the boardwalk and walk it. I would say that it is about 2 miles plus give or take if you do both ways. Touch the railings at the end.  It is just what everyone does.  Sense of accomplishment.  On a clear day, if you go early enough, depending on your activities the night before, the sunrise will be breathtaking.

Alice and I walked together.  She and I have been good friends and I had not seen her in a long time, but it is summer and just like everyone else, she heads for the beaches to her place away from home.  She is a fast walker and she takes small steps.  I take longer steps but not as fast as she does.  I let her talk since she has no problem talking and walking fast at the same time.  I can talk for some time but then I need to take a deeper breath of that salt air.  It is so funny how we can catch up so quickly on what our families are doing in just half hour.

There is something about seeing the ocean at that time of the morning.  It sort of gives you that push to continue the day.

The town of Lewes is also perfect for walking or biking, and you can incorporate the town with Pilottown Rd., which will take you all the way to the College of Marine Studies of the University of Delaware. Very scenic.

Bethany Beach is also a good town for both, biking or walking.  The boardwalk is not as long but then you can do a whole loop from the northern part of the town all the way around.

Now, if you really want a long boardwalk, and you are staying in the Ocean City area, then please walk this town’s boardwalk. The earlier, the better, and enjoy the wonderful wide beach.

Remember, no meters until 10:00 a.m.  Enjoy the Day!!

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6 Responses to “Walking the Boardwalk with a Friend”

  1. Andy Corbett says:

    sharing some time with Alice is always a good time, and walking the boards at the same time gets you healthy, too. Couldn’t think of a better way to spend a day in RB! Regards, Andy

  2. admin says:

    Hi Andy: You are so right, walking and getting together with Alice is always so nice. Her friendship is very special to me. Thanks for commenting on the blog. Gloria

  3. Sue says:

    Hey Gloria,
    Is Alice still in town? I have not seen her in years. I would love to visit with her. Do you have her number? Where does she stay, love, Sue

  4. admin says:

    Hi Sue: Alice will be back in town soon. I will send you an e-mail with her information. Thanks for commenting on the blog. Gloria

  5. cindi Wilde says:

    Hey Gloria: Walking the boardwalk can be a cathartic experience whether alone or with a friend. Makes you realize how lucky we are to be “by the sea” whether you are a visitor or a local. I can never get enough…..

  6. admin says:

    We are indeed lucky. Even if you might not go to the beach every day, the thought that it is around the corner, its just enough. Thanks for your comments. Gloria

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