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Field Mark 007

White Clay Creek Field Mark

Not a beach. Still one of your places.

Field Mark 007 · White Clay Creek · Newark · Delaware

Circular badge: a wooden footbridge over a rocky creek in summer woodland, a deer on the left bank, a chickadee on a post, monarch and wildflowers in the foreground.
Proof. Tagline reads “Where the Trails Meet the Creek.” · Going back for another pass.

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

  • Lose the brown park sign lettered WHITE CLAY CREEK STATE PARK — it reads as state signage, which the brief said to stay clear of.
  • "Where the Trails Meet the Creek" is a description rather than an observation. The state line runs through this park; the creek is a watershed people fought to protect. Either is more particular.

About the place

A wild valley on the Pennsylvania line above Newark — trails, the creek itself, and the disc golf course. The test of whether inland Delaware carries the same attachment as the coast.

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