WRAPPING UP CAPE MAY TOUR

In order to see Cape May we could either take the trolley
or ride in a horse drawn carriages. By the looks on the faces
of the people in this carriage,
I think they were loving their tour.

Many carriages were waiting to take people through the town.

Our tour bus drove us near the mall and parked a couple of blocks away.
We walked to Washington Mall.

Washington Street was closed to traffic so we could walk
from one side of the street to the other.
We were on our own for supper so Alan and I stopped at
this place for something to eat.
Here I am sitting and jubilantly waiting for the only thing I could eat
that was on their menu - fries!

On our way out of town I took these pictures from the tour bus.
I like the stone wall. There is a house in our town with a wall
just like this one. Someone did a lot of hard work.

This is another window shot.

We took a different route on our way home.
We did not go back across the bay
on the ferry on our way home.
We went the northern route across the
DELAWARE MEMORIAL BRIDGE!
What a site!
I have never seen such a beautiful bridge!
It was dark so I did not get pictures.
There were lights on the bridge and a sign with a message.
It said that if you feared driving across the bridge,
there was a number to call, and they would come
and drive you across. How thoughtful of them!
It was the most beautiful crossing I have ever seen!

We stopped at an ice cream shop on our way home.
The ice cream was good, but it was a little pricey!

I don't think that the price bothered these people.
They came out of there with banana splits
a mile long!

This is the last post about Cape May.
We had a very enjoyable time.
We are thinking of taking another Bob Neff Tour soon!