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posted by Peter Rozovsky at 6:23 PM
Monday, October 24, 2011
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9 Comments:
Very serene. We used to vacation in Reboboth, DE. I miss those days.
Rehoboth Beach is highly civilized for a beach town. Of course, I've never been here in the summer. I'm at a B&B two blocks off Rehoboth Avenue on what is my third visit in about a year.
A visit to a beach-town bed and breakfast inspired my first flash-fiction story, and I've had the germs of ideas for two more in the past two days.
A very nice shot. I've never been to Deleware or really any place much south of New York on that coast.
Very nice but what's it got to do with Derek Raymond?
Seana, it has become my resort of choice when I want peace, quiet, and a clean house.
Paul, I'm sure Derek Raymond would have stayed here if he'd had the chance.
Criminy, I think he spent time in New York; maybe he did stay here. Even rebels and fringe criminals like a day at the beach, don't they?
Peter
You must really like Dogfish Head. I can understand that.
Well, Dogfish Head made me realize that I like a nice, hoppy IPA with spicy or gamy food, and something milder with mild food or by itself. I'd like International Bitterness Units even if I never touched the stuff, though.
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