Maryland Monday
The flight yesterday was OK except my ticket said United but everything was USAirways. So my mother couldn't find my flight at the airport.
After I left yesterday, we went off the air. I think we're still off the air.
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I've been thinking about buying a Vespa. Instead of paying $70 a week or more for gas I could pay $6 every other week. the only problem is that I'm worried about killing myself. I don't quite understand why I am worried about wrecking or getting run over on a Vespa more than my bike. On my bike, I could get run over by a Vespa! Maybe it has something to do with an engine, or license plates. On a Vespa, I'm in the same class as a car in some ways, but on a bike, maybe I think drivers have an obligation to look out for me. . . I dunno.



Sea grapes are grown as both spreading, evergreen shrubs and trees that reach approximately 30 feet in height. The leaves are round, alternate, and measure as much as 6 inches in diameter. Leaf texture is leathery, and color is bright green to reddish nearest the petioles. Older leaves are often rust colored before they drop. Flowers are small and white, blooming nearly year round. Fruits are fleshy and hang in grape-like clusters. Individual fruits typically measure under 1 inch in diameter. Immature fruit is green in color, while mature fruits are reddish or purple.
Habitat:
Sea grapes are common in coastal dunes, backdunes, and hammocks. They are also heavily utilized as landscaping plants. They are exceedingly rare in Indiana, USA.
The reddish fruits of the sea grape may be eaten raw, cooked into jellies and jams, or fermented into sea grape wine.
They grow all over the beaches, You can eat them, but they're sour and the fruit is barely bigger than the seed. My friends parrot loves them.
In the olden days, the leaves were used as toilet paper!
Most of this information came from HERE.

I found one geo-cache there and another at the East End Light house. I deposited the travel bug I found last weekend at Stonewall Beach then found another travel bug at East End Lighthouse.
Here's a hot sexy picture to drive the ladies wild. The H3 on my arm means that if I pass out, call the Hospital in less than 3 minutes. How do you like my hat an' shades?
An abandoned staircase that led up to a dead end and a bramble of sea grape trees.
It was a very nice beach but not as secluded as I thought it would be. Also I thought I'd never been there before but I had. I was laying there on the beach alternately reading my book, listening to my little radio and playing with my GPS when I noticed I was only a half a mile (800 meters) from a Geocache waypoint. (I was planning on going to a different one yesterday) So I picked up myu towel and backpack and started walking. At first it was OK, beautiful secenery, crashing waves and a nice cool breeze with the hot sun. My favorite clime!
But the terrain got rougher and rougher
Until it goet completely impassable and I had to turn back. I mean, there is NO WAY you could walk across this. It is razor sharp.
This isn't the best route in anyway. So I went back to the beach and stayed till I ran out of water. Then I came back home and had a cool shower and a nap.