Delaware #2
Starting in Milford, about 20 miles south of Dover, head south on Rte. 1 to Lewes. The Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, between Milford and Milton, is full of geese and ducks in the fall and spring, and white-tailed deer are often seen. It is well worth a stop. The next stop on your drive is Lewes. The area is most famous for the Lewes-Cape May Ferry that will take you on a pleasant ride across the mouth of Delaware Bay for a reasonable charge. Lewes was founded in 1631 so there are many historical buildings in town, especially on Third Street.

Tea party wins in Delaware
WASHINGTON - Virtually unknown a month ago, Christine O'Donnell rode a surge of support from tea party activists to victory in the Delaware Republican Senate primary Tuesday night in an upset as stunning as any other in a season of recession and political upheaval. A second insurgent led for the GOP nomination in New Hampshire.

Body of US military expert found in Delaware landfill
DOVER, Del. (AP) — The body of a military expert who served in three Republican administrations was found dumped in a landfill and investigators said Monday they were trying to retrace his steps in the days leading up to his death.

Delaware #1
The Delaware River is an important shipping waterway, but there is a lesser-known aspect to it, as it meanders through historic small towns and salt marshes on the northern end of the Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia) Peninsula. The 45-mile, 1-1/2 hour drive begins at historic New Castle, founded by the Dutch in 1651. The Old Court House on Delaware Street, built in 1732, ranks as one of the oldest public buildings in the United States.