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Happy Friday! Looking like it's finally going to be chilly, and since we're already past the middle of January guess that's okay, though I refuse to give up my flip flops ;-) Hope your start to 2020 has been a good one so far!
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Having had some really good geography in my early childhood education (can't promise the same for kids now but I'll stick a pin in that) and having lived overseas, any time I'm at the beach and stared out over the vastness of the Atlantic ocean, I thought I knew what was beyond the waters.
In a recent family conversation, we decided to Google it and, low and behold, found out that I, specifically, was wrong (thought it was France...ah, gay Paris. Believe it or not, we're looking at Portugal! Check out this really cool map below that shows what is directly across from any of the beaches in the Americas...pretty cool stuff!
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Living shorelines are a thing...a very good thing for us. Check out this awesome article from the Center for the Inland Bays...you may need to zoom a bit to read 'cause, hey, getting older sucks ;-)
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The first event for the Fire & Ice Festival is this Sunday...the Drink Competition at Bethany Blues. You decide which local bartender has *the official cocktail* of the festival!
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"Barefoot in Fenwick: Life on the Isle in the 19th and 20th Centuries" is the topic of educator and author, Dr. Kimberly Grimes. Sponsored by the Coastal Towns Historic Village.
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Tuesdays through February take time to learn something new with the Delaware State Parks! This Tuesday's topic is Damsels and Dragons: Flies, That Is!
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