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The Historic Lewes Farmers Market has food from local farms, many organic. The chicken man, a.k.a. Bill Stevenson, below, comes to sell his eggs but stays to chat and tell stories.
Between the Beaches
If you're looking to escape the beach fatigue of nearby Rehoboth, head to the Delaware coast town of Lewes where the farmer's market is full of fresh food and characters. (Photos By Zofia Smardz -- The Washington Post)

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In Chicago, a Lake Shore Dive

Maybe to keep a secret, Chicago doesn't crow too much about the miles of sandy beaches on its beloved Lake Michigan.

Hooked on Hoover's Shenandoah Retreat

To capture the essence of Rapidan Camp, the summer home of President Herbert Hoover in what is now Virginia's Shenandoah National Park, stand on the back deck of his cabin and just listen.

For This DJ, OC's Beach Food Is A-OK

For 28 years, DJ Batman has spun the tunes at countless clubs and gigs along this nine-mile stretch of shore. He offers a cholesterol-laden insider's tour of the boardwalk.

Two Inns, One Weekend -- at the Very Minimum

York, Pa., and Monkton, Md., are for those who want to enjoy two distinct getaways in one weekend.

N.Y.C. With Kids: Think Outside the Frame

Forgoing the usual family summer vacation of surf and sand to hit the mean streets of New York's art scene may sound insane, but the trick is to explore it lightly, as part of the city's life.

Recent Mid-Atlantic Travel Stories

Bath County, Va.: Singing Despite the Rain (Post, June 25, 2008; Page C02)

For a Fast Break, Breakfast on Kent Island (Post, June 22, 2008; Page P06)

Paddle Fatigue on Va.'s Eastern Shore (Post, June 18, 2008; Page C02)

A Swing Through Golf History in New Jersey (Post, June 4, 2008; Page C02)

Md./Va. Special Issue:  The Two Carrolls (Post, June 3, 2008; Page )

In Va. Beach, One Pier, No Pressure:  What's the lure of fishing this way? If you have to ask . . . (Post, May 28, 2008; Page C02)

In Elkins, W.Va., Stage Is Set for a Revival (Post, May 21, 2008; Page C02)

Anglers Earn Their Stripes in New York (Post, May 18, 2008; Page P08)

BEACH GUIDE:  Sun, Sand & Surf 2008 (washingtonpost.com, May 14, 2008; 4:29 PM)

Princeton Review:  For Those Majoring in Sightseeing, Admission Is a Two-Wheel Breeze (Post, May 14, 2008; Page C02)

That's Italian in Virginia? Almost. (Post, May 11, 2008; Page P08)

Mommy, Where Did Mother's Day Come From? (Post, May 7, 2008; Page C02)

In Pennsylvania, the Morel the Merrier (Post, May 4, 2008; Page P10)

A Day in New York (Post, May 4, 2008; Page P01)

This Place Gives Me the Jitters:  A Charlottesville Coffee Bar Tour (Post, April 30, 2008; Page C02)

At This Maryland Park, Prepare for Takeoff (Post, April 23, 2008; Page C02)

Birding in Blackwater (Post, April 20, 2008; Page P08)

Always on a Sunday:  How to Make The Most of a Weekend in Pa.'s Amish Country (Post, April 16, 2008; Page C02)

Spud Mountain or Bust: A Jersey Diner Diary (Post, April 13, 2008; Page P08)

In Pa., a Museum That Hits Just the Right Notes (Post, April 9, 2008; Page C02)

A Rootin', Tootin' Visit to . . . Delaware? (Post, April 2, 2008; Page C02)

Where Do I Sign? (Post, March 30, 2008; Page P08)

An Olde but a Goody:  (Post, March 26, 2008; Page C02)

THE LONG WEEKEND:  Win, Place or Soak (Post, March 23, 2008; Page P06)

Three Wrights Don't Make a Wrong:  In Pa., you can sample a trio of the master's works in a day -- and it's quite a rush. (Post, March 19, 2008; Page C02)

Guess What's Hanging Around Under Virginia? (Post, March 16, 2008; Page P09)

Spring Ahead (Post, March 12, 2008; Page C02)

Just Zip It:  She Wanted to See Amish Country, Plain and Simple (Post, March 5, 2008; Page C02)

Fit for a Roosevelt (Post, March 2, 2008; Page P10)

The Nyuk Stops Here:  A museum celebrating the Stooges? It's better than a poke in the eye. (Post, February 27, 2008; Page C02)

W.Va. Yoga: Turns Out It Wasn't Such a Stretch (Post, February 20, 2008; Page C02)

PRESIDENTIAL HOTELS 101:  Follow the Leaders (Post, February 17, 2008; Page P02)

Wisp's All-Season Coaster (Post, February 13, 2008; Page C02)

Annapolis B&Bs: Full of Character(s) (Post, February 10, 2008; Page P08)

Spring Under Glass (Post, February 6, 2008; Page C02)

WEEKEND GETAWAYS:  Great (Close) Escapes (Post, February 3, 2008; Page P12)

Way to Go Guide 2008 (washingtonpost.com, February 1, 2008; 3:18 PM)

February Madness:  A Basketball Fan Finds Plenty to Cheer About in Philadelphia (Post, January 30, 2008; Page C02)

Super Thursday:  With Campaign Season Cranking Up, She Elected to Go to a Secluded Va. Island (Post, January 23, 2008; Page C02)

Clams on the Half Price, er, Shell:  Ocean City in the middle of the week? During the winter? You bet. We found spots where you can save some dough while you stuff your face. (Post, January 16, 2008; Page C02)

Want to Stay Cheap While You Eat Cheap? (Post, January 16, 2008; Page C02)

She's Hooked on . . . Taxidermy?:  No Guts, No Gory in A Pennsylvania Studio (Post, January 9, 2008; Page C02)

Baltimore's Aquarium: What a Dive! (Post, January 2, 2008; Page C02)

Really? You Don't Look a Day Over 299 . . .:  For Annapolis and others, 2008 is a milestone year. Here's how to get in on the celebrations. (Post, December 26, 2007; Page C02)

St. Michaels:  A Feel-Good Christmas Story (Post, December 23, 2007; Page P01)

The Last 'Noel':  When all-Christmas-all-the-time became too much, he traded in carols for Cal. (Post, December 19, 2007; Page C02)

Music to Our Ears:  Using Holiday Carols to Plan a Getaway (Post, December 16, 2007; Page P01)

A B&B and a Tree:  One Man's Quest for Comfort and a Conifer Leads to the Evergreen Charms of Berkeley Springs (Post, December 12, 2007; Page C02)

It's Kitschmas Time in the City:  After 75 Years, the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Show Is Still Kicking (Post, December 5, 2007; Page C02)

A Short Hop to the Top:  There's Plenty of Snow to Be Found Within a Few Hours' Drive (Post, December 2, 2007; Page P05)

Ski Guide 2008 (washingtonpost.com, November 30, 2007; 1:50 PM)

Outlet Bound: Look, Ma, No Tax! (Post, November 28, 2007; Page C02)

Foam for the Holidays:  A Pre-Thanksgiving Look at What's Brewing in Pottsville, Pa. (Post, November 21, 2007; Page C02)

Breezewood: It's a Wonderful Interchange. Really. (Post, November 14, 2007; Page C02)

Home of The Brave:  In Bedford, Va., Memories of D-Day Linger Beyond the National Memorial (Post, November 7, 2007; Page C02)

Here's the Party (Post, October 31, 2007; Page C02)

Sweet Briar College: Beauty and Brains:  In Va., This College Campus Gets Top Marks (Post, October 24, 2007; Page C02)

Beacons Beckon:  On a Md. Lighthouse Tour, You Can See The State in a Flash (Post, October 17, 2007; Page C02)

Your 7 Regional Wonders (Post, October 14, 2007; Page P01)

Shorter Rounds for Shorter Days:  A 9-Iron and a Putter Can Get You Across Md. (Post, October 10, 2007; Page C02)

By Car to Ship:  At Six Regional Ports, Get Out to Sea Without Taking to the Air (Post, October 7, 2007; Page P01)

Hello, Columbus:  Just in time for the holiday, we spent a day discovering the Ohio capital. And if we'd moved faster, we could have paid $10 to fly there. (Post, October 3, 2007; Page C02)

Scranton, Making All the Dwight Moves:  In the Pa. City, Every Day Is Now an 'Office' Party (Post, September 26, 2007; Page C02)

Landmarks of a Landmark Case (Post, September 19, 2007; Page C02)

The Seven Wonders (washingtonpost.com, September 14, 2007; 3:21 PM)

ESCAPES:  Antietam Still Has Stories to Tell (Post, September 12, 2007; Page C02)

Time for the Beach (Post, September 5, 2007; Page C02)

Springs Awakening (Post, August 29, 2007; Page C02)

Philly Park: They Got the Slots Right Here . . . (Post, August 22, 2007; Page C02)

Winner By a Nose:  Be Careful, or You Might Learn Something at New Jersey's Liberty Science Center (Post, August 15, 2007; Page C02)

A Big Wet Kiss (Post, August 8, 2007; Page C02)

Vacation by Pamphlet:  We sent a reporter to Luray, Va., with one directive: Don't make any plans. Here's what happens when you let brochures be your guide. (Post, August 1, 2007; Page C02)

Curl Power (Post, July 25, 2007; Page C02)

Swamp Things:  In North Carolina, Paddle Down a Creek . . . Then Stay There (Post, July 18, 2007; Page C02)

Somewhere Over the Bay Bridge:  Stop on Sleepy Kent Island and It'll Hit You: You're Not In D.C. Anymore (Post, July 11, 2007; Page C02)

The Tour De Virginia (Post, July 4, 2007; Page C02)

Coney Island: What Goes Up . . . (Post, June 27, 2007; Page C02)

Put Me in Coach (Post, June 20, 2007; Page C02)

School's Out:  She Graduated From College Years Ago, But the N.C. Triangle Still Has Class (Post, June 13, 2007; Page C02)

Let's Get This Party Started. Please.:  Atlantic City claims that it's 'Always Turned On.' We put it to the test. (Post, June 6, 2007; Page C02)

Dueling Pirates:  With Johnny Depp back in theaters shivering his timbers, you may want to get in touch with your inner Blackbeard. Here's a look at two Maryland day cruises -- and how they compare. (Post, May 30, 2007; Page C02)

Next Time, Get Off the Exit (Post, May 23, 2007; Page C02)

Capitol Improvements:  Seeing Va.'s Statehouse in a New Light (Post, May 16, 2007; Page C02)
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