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Join me as a I explore the state of Delaware over the course of three days, from top to bottom! Delaware is the second-smallest state by area and the sixth-least populous, yet it has a lot to offer! It was the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, on December 7th, 1787, and thus it has a lot of history and culture to see and explore. In this video, we'll explore many of Delaware's unique towns and cities: the largest city in the state, Wilmington; the capital city, Dover; the historic colonial city of New Castle; the beaches and forts of Lewes; the bustling college life of Newark; and many, many more historic and unique sites!
This was my second time coming down to Delaware, and I greatly enjoyed my time spent there! I have always found Delaware to be a highly underrated and underrepresented state, as it has a lot to offer despite how little it is discussed. As you will see in this video, I found a vast array of interesting and unique sites throughout Delaware to explore--and I didn't even make it to all of them! I hope this compels you to check this state out! If you are from Delaware and you are watching this video, I'd be interested to know what amazing places I missed! I'm also hoping to do more multi-day travel vlogs like this in the future, potentially in other U.S. states or regions!
Check out my full exploration of the Garrett Snuff Mill, or Yorklyn Mills, in Yorklyn, DE: [ Ссылка ]
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00:00 Introduction to Delaware
02:20 Wilmington, DE
08:53 Ebright Azimuth
09:53 Garrett Snuff Mill
10:49 Arc Corner Monument
12:07 Newark, DE
13:41 End of Day 1
14:58 Dover, DE
19:09 Milford, DE
20:14 Lewes, DE
26:44 3R''s Fishing Beach
28:23 Fenwick Island Lighthouse
29:01 Southwest Corner of Delaware
29:54 End of Day 2
30:52 Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
32:54 Delaware City, DE
35:26 New Castle, DE
37:27 Outro
