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Assateague Island

 Our goal on Friday was to drive up the coast to Lewes, Delaware & find a room close to there as we had reservations for the ferry on Saturday morning
 Molly, as usual, was up for another adventure
 we were headed to Assateague Island to see the wild ponies
 You have to cross this bridge which is designed to keep them on the island
 Right off the bridge we spotted 2 ponies just grazing on the side of the road
 Then we found some deer
 At this point I'm really excited about the amount of wildlife
 Didn't know there was a big disappointment coming up
 Even Molly got into looking for the horses
 We were seeing nothing from the car.......
 .......so we decided to take one of the hiking trails

 Wait!  Look over there in the distance.  Horse # 3

 to be continued
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  1. Always wear your tiaraMarch 5, 2016 at 6:47 AM

    now I have to google that island. it sounds intrigueing, albiet alittle bare and horseless. It's lovely. don't leave us hanging!!!!

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    1. Life frome where we areMarch 5, 2016 at 9:26 AM

      We discovered a few year back when we were on our way home from down south. I never miss a chance to visit.....I guess it's really crowded in the summer!

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