This vlog features two attractions (kind of). The first is the location of a sunk concrete ship built in 1919. The SS Atlantus was only in operation for 2 years before it was decommissioned. In 1926, the ship was scheduled to be sunk to help create a ferry dock. But in June of that year […]
Read More Cape May: Looking For GhostsWe visited another WW2-era structure in the Cape May area. This building is Fire Control Tower #23. According to Cape May MAC: Built in 1942, the tower was one of 15 towers that helped aim batteries of coastal artillery, stretching from North Wildwood, N.J. to Bethany Beach, Del. Four were in Cape May County, N.J.—the […]
Read More Cape May: WW2 Lookout TowerWe visited the WW2-era concrete bunker at Cape May Point. Built in 1942, it is amazing the thing is still standing, but it does have 6 ft thick concrete walls designed to take a battle ship blast. The bunker was built to protect the coast from Germans should the United States be invaded during WW2. […]
Read More Cape May: Bunker At Cape May PointMy family and Team Gorcka went to Cape May this weekend to just get away and I have been itching to do some outdoor video projects. This first video of a little series and it covers our visit to Beach Plum Farm. We had some breakfast and bought bread and jams for later. Ben also […]
Read More Cape May: Beach Plum Farm