text: Larvitar Eats Mountains!: Highpoint #18: Ebright Azimuth, DE (447')
  The thing is, there really wasn't much to see. While I'm sure Delaware is home to verdant marshes and lovely seashores, the half of the state that's consistently above sea level is pretty much just suburbs. The weirdest thing I saw along the way was the traffic patterns. I missed a turn in Wilmington and wound up driving through its residential side, where I slid past loitering pedestrians, fumbled my way through diagonal intersections, and almost made a left onto a one-way street (a bus spared me the indignity by blocking my way as it stopped). I'm mountain-smart, not street-smart, okay?
  It took me a couple of passes to find Ebright Rd. (unlike most other high points, I couldn't spot it just by looking up). I drove up the road slowly, eyes peeled for the high point… and then I realized I'd just driven past it. Wow.
  That was it. No hike, no park, not even any visible change in elevation; just a sign and a USGS marker right off the sidewalk. This even beat Florida in the "I could have stayed at home and seen the exact same thing" competition.