The expression “nothing lasts forever” could dim the light in a room full of things that we wouldn’t want to live without. But it’s true; things decay, even the things we love. The people of Cape May seem to have had a quite personal attachment to the colossal Christain Admiral. This nameshifting building underwent several […]
Part V of our ongoing home renovation series
How Animals Hibernate Aristotle postulated that the swallows and kites of Greece spend the winter in holes in the ground. He further mused about swallows being found without feathers in their cavities. Over time, these myths would build on ancient misconceptions of swallows in the north spending the cold season in the mud at the […]
Where to fix your reading itch in Cape May Reading and sitting on the beach just go together. Along with kids and adults splashing in the surf and playing games are readers with a nose buried in a book on a summer day. A small town by the sea needs options for literary fans to […]
Cape May Accommodations for the Post-War Generation
Mummer Magic in the West Cape May Community Christmas Parade The holidays begin in Cape May when the golden music from the Mummers string bands fills the sea air at the West Cape May Community Christmas Parade, now in its 55th year. There aren’t many towns that can claim entertainers such as these bands of […]
The city’s longest running tour is all dressed up For 48 years, people have been coming to Cape May during the holiday season. There are so many reasons to be here during this magical time, but many visitors count Cape May MAC’s (Museums+Arts+Culture) Annual Christmas Candlelight House Tour as a treasured family tradition. They are […]
Long cold nights call for warm sparkly lights
Part IV of our ongoing home renovation series