Since I had the afternoon free, I went geocaching in Central Delaware. I figured the major roads would be open, at least, and I was curious to see how other parts of the state fared. Not so well, apparently.
That picture is of Tappahana Bridge Road, near the bridge part of it, in Hartly. I made a stop there because the "Tappahana's Bridge" geocache was in the flood zone. Fortunately, it wasn't very deep by that time so I was able to wade through but it was amusing to see fish swimming across the road! That same creek submerged every bridge in its path in Western Kent County, so after doing that geocache, I actually had to travel into Maryland to detour around roads closed due to high water. No problems with the geocaches themselves. There was only one that I noticed was dangerously close to getting washed away. The rest were either placed above ground or on the ground but not in a spot with bad drainage.
Chappel Road Cache (Delaware)
Royal Flush (Delaware)
Rt. 13 Dead End (Delaware)
Rt. 13 Garrisons Lake Stone's Throw (Delaware)
Route 13 Rest Stop (Delaware)
A diamond in the rough (Delaware)
Hatchery Road Cache (Delaware)
Don't Fence Me In (Delaware)
Sink Hole (Delaware)
Buy Me Some Peanuts ..... (Delaware)
Proctor's Prize (Delaware)
Tappahana's Bridge (Delaware)
Mahan's Mayhem (Delaware)
Where Silver meets Savannah (Delaware)
Odd Fellows Cemetery (Delaware)