Vacation Day II: Buses Are Now Equipped With Ladders

So today unfortunately got off to an early start. We picked up my 92 year-old-grandfather and a few cousins and took the ferry from Lewes, Delaware to Cape May, New Jersey. Cape May is a pretty little town with a beach. However, instead of the huge multi-storied hotels I'm used to, Cape May boasts beautiful Victorian houses and fancy inns. We spent a good half-hour trying to locate a restaurant to eat lunch at that wouldn't cost us our souls.

We finally stumbled across Uncle Bill's. Uncle Bill's has quite the menu, including peach and pecan flavored pancakes as well as various sandwiches (I got the cheesesteak). After eating, we went back to the terminal and took the 80 minute ride back to Lewes.

While all of this was fun and scenic, my favorite part of the day was this wreck we saw -- I didn't think I was ever going to stop laughing. And then I would feel guilty for laughing because someone really could have gotten hurt -- but there were not any ambulances so I was not being morbidly cruel or anything. But in case you cannot see, that is a utility truck with a ladder on top of it that rear-ended a bus. The ladder broke the back windshield of the bus and stayed in there.