Field Mark 001
Cape Henlopen Field Mark
For the water bottle that keeps ending up at Cape Henlopen.
Field Mark 001 · Cape Henlopen · Lewes · Delaware
Not made yet
The design above is a draft and is going back for another pass. Nothing has been printed and there is nothing to buy.
Before this one is drawn again
- THE LIGHTHOUSE HAS TO GO. Cape Henlopen's fell into the sea on 13 April 1926 and no lighthouse stands on the cape. Drawing a building gone a century, on a sticker sold by a guide that checks facts, is the most expensive mistake available here.
- Draw the WWII fire-control towers instead. Nothing else in Delaware has them, so the silhouette is unmistakable and nobody else's sticker can use it.
- "Where the Sunrise Meets the Shore" could be any coast in America. Cape Henlopen's actual distinction is that the bay meets the ocean there.
- 3-inch die-cut vinyl
- Glossy outdoor laminate
- Made for bottles, coolers, cars and gear
- Designed by Delaware Field Guide
About the place
Cape Henlopen sits where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic outside Lewes. Beaches, dunes, bike trails, fishing and camping, and the busiest state park in Delaware.
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