Everybody enjoys a sun-drenched Sunday along the Brandywine.

Horses stand tall and proud under the midday sun.

As the song says, "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat."

Fat Chance Farm along Route 82 in West Marlborough Township blends old and new, showing rolling hill horse country, an old style barn and PECO power lines.

A sea dog leads the way on a quiet, sunny day on the Brandywine before the rains returned.

A rare sunny Saturday, rare for this spring at least,  brings out the various textures of a split tree along the Brandywine Creek at the Stroud Preserve in East Bradford Township.

The Star gazer’s Stone, along Stargazer Road in Newlin Township, marks the site of the observatory where Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon began their observations of the night sky in the attempt to discern the actual boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland in 1764, now known as the Mason-Dixon Line.  

The sun shines after a week of rain. The result of that rain can be seen gushing down a waterfall on the border of West Marlborough and East Fallowfield townships.

A member of the Wilmington Trail Club waits for other members of the club before putting their kayaks into the Brandywine Creek on a gray Saturday morning.

Spring finally arrives with sunshine and warm weather; a good time for a stroll by the Brandywine Creek and the BRM.