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Restored workers' houses have helped the Inn at Montchanin Village become one of the top U.S. hotels.
Many quirky charms await at the Inn at Montchanin Village on the outskirts of Wilmington, Del. (By John M. Lewis)

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BEACH GUIDE

Sun, Sand & Surf 2008

Are you thinking that you can't afford a vacation this summer? With gas and food prices skyrocketing, who can blame you? But all the strees means you may never need a vacation more.


A Rootin', Tootin' Visit to . . . Delaware?

In contrast to western ranches that boast thousands of acres, Central Delaware's Wicked R comprises just 60 acres of fields and woods with a barn, a metal storage shed and an outdoor riding arena.


Next Time, Get Off the Exit

In Newark, Del. -- a modest little outpost just across the Maryland line along Interstate 95 -- the air positively vibrates with ego and energy.


Time for the Beach

The Labor Day weekend exodus at the beach is a lot like a bar manager turning on the lights at closing time. Yet September is ideal for a beach vacation.

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Recent Delaware Travel Stories

South Jersey: Throwback to Another World (Post, August 31, 2008; Page P07)

Coming And Going:  Emergency Care (Post, March 2, 2008; Page P09)

WEEKEND GETAWAYS:  20 Great Escapes: You Don't Have to Go Far to Have a Good Time (Post, February 3, 2008; Page P12)

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)

FILE THIS:  Tax-Free Retail (Post, April 15, 2007; Page P02)

TRAVEL Q&A:  Fido-Friendly Beaches (Post, October 22, 2006; Page P03)

FILE THIS:  Take Your Peak: A Guide to Fall Foliage on the East Coast (Post, September 24, 2006; Page P02)

The Grist of the Story:  Historic Delaware Mills Tell the Tale of Early Industry (Post, August 30, 2006; Page C02)

ESCAPES:  The Inns and Outs of Weekending With Rover (Post, June 14, 2006; Page C02)

REHOBOTH BEACH:  Sea Changes Ahead (Post, May 19, 2006; Page WE43)

LEWES:  Old-Time Charm (Post, May 19, 2006; Page WE39)

BETHANY BEACH:  Stylish Serenity Now (Post, May 19, 2006; Page WE36)

DEWEY BEACH:  The 'Now' Factor (Post, May 19, 2006; Page WE37)

Another Football Weekend? I'll Pass (Post, November 2, 2005; Page C02)

The Near Side:  Regional Events for Now or Later (Post, September 11, 2005; Page P02)

Now Serving (Post, May 20, 2005; Page WE35)

Lewes & Cape Henlopen (Post, May 20, 2005; Page WE33)

Fenwick Island & Bethany (Post, May 20, 2005; Page WE36)

Ten Things to Do in . . . Rehoboth and Lewes (Post, July 23, 2003; Page C02)

TRAVEL LAB REPORT: PATSY'S:  TRAVEL LAB REPORT: PATSY'S (Post, August 18, 2002; Page E02)

Now Serving:  Even in the depths of winter, a Bethany Beach tennis resort holds court. (Post, March 2, 2005; Page C02)

Board at the Beach:  It may not be Waikiki, but you can learn to surf in Rehoboth, too. (Post, August 11, 2004; Page C02)

Are You Man Enough For Pampering?:  At a new Rehoboth Beach inn, a spa skeptic found himself in good hands. (Post, November 27, 2002; Page C02)

Sex on the Beach:  For the next few weeks, thousands of horseshoe crabs will mate around the Delaware Bay. Wanna watch? (Post, May 22, 2002; Page C02)

Upside, Downs:  With a fancy hotel, Dover Downs seeks a richer slot (Post, April 10, 2002; Page C02)

A Feminist Plot:  In Delaware, a New Look at Garden Designer Marian Coffin (Post, June 20, 2001; Page C02)

Better Living Through Mind-Boggling Wealth:  The du Ponts of Delaware Celebrate Two Centuries of the Good Life (Post, August 9, 2000; Page C02)

Lewes? Never Heard of It:  Progress, like surf, breaks gently on this Del. town. (Post, May 31, 2000; Page C02)

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