We couldn’t get enough of this peaceful preserve tucked away in the rural area just west of Bethany Beach. On our second visit, we rode past Sassafras Landing and Strawberry Landing all the way to Mulberry Landing on the bay. From here, you can see the Fenwick Island Lighthouse, from which this letterbox takes its name, and northern Ocean City.
The Fenwick Island Lighthouse letterbox was a quick find but nevertheless enjoyable. It was a beautiful sunny day, too—a rarity on this vacation. I wished we’d brought a picnic lunch, because there are tables right by the water! We sat at one of them while I stamped in, and we relaxed for a while and watched fishermen fishing and crabber-women crabbing.
After our time at the preserve, we also spent some time looking for benchmarks. And this evening, we did a webcam geocache with the help of Rich.
Today's Geocache
Rehoboth Beach Webcam
- Owner: Glenn
- Location: N 38° 43.004' W 075° 04.579'
- Log Type: Found it
- Date: 1 September 2003
- Original Geocaching.com listing
Hi, LRs!
This was an unexpected challenge. Believe it or not, it took us (with Rich in NEPA on the phone) quite a long time to “locate” this cache. It was growing dark when we started, and we had some trouble figuring out the best place to stand. By the time we got a photo that was at all acceptable, it was dark. Thanks—we had a great time with this one! (I haven’t seen my cell phone bill yet, though. 🙂)
Zhanna and Aaron
PS Thanks also to Rich for being so patient. 🙂