Wednesday, August 29, 2012

A Bit of NE in DE

I've lived in the DC area since 1990 but last week was my first trip to the quaint beachside town of Lewes, DE. It's like a dose of New England in the Mid-Atlantic.


A great place to eat - Striper Bites. Seems that Ty Pennington went there when he was in town.
The infamous Cannonball House. It was built in 1760 and acquired its accessory in 1813.
A church - birdhouse.
A duck nestled among the clams. There were two flanking the entry and they made me smile - credit where credit is due.

10 comments:

  1. Even though we go to Bethany Beach every summer, I have never been to Lewes but once in 40 years! I must go and soak in the ambiance. It looks like a darling town.
    Nancy
    Powellbrowerhome.com

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  2. Lewes is such a nice quiet and restful alternative to busy Rehoboth and Dewey! Great pictures.

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  3. How adorable.
    What a lovely place for a weekend away.

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  4. The third picture really says NE to me = working shutters with differcnt designs on the top and bottom windows. Love it!

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  5. I always spent time in Lewes when I was in Dewey Beach for the greyhound gathering each spring. It is such a wonderful little town ... and very dog friendly.

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  6. Wow, that place looks amazing, very relaxing!

    Love, Jamie Herzlinger

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  7. I love Lewes. I am trying to convince my husband that Delaware is a nice place. Maybe I'll get there next year.

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  9. Such a charming place, Michele. Thank you for sharing, and I love the little duck too.
    Have a great weekend.
    Teresa
    xoxo

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  10. Thank you for posting! I'm always looking for something in the mid-Atlantic that will remind me of home, New England.

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