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Madalyn Pettenati – Bethany Beach boardwalk during the off season / Click for full view

Carol Tabor – Marsh along the Indian River shoreline / Click for full view

Red Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – 2020’s Lighthouse Sunset Cruise passing the Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse / Click for full view

Rosanna Knudtson – Fresh Pond trail near Ocean View / Click for full view

John McComas – Berlin – Ayers Creek in Berlin on a foggy Friday / Click for full view

Margaret May – Lewes – Mighty Mo mounted and on display at Fort Miles at Cape Henlopen State Park / Click for full view

WGMD Picture of the Day – Throwback Thursday to April 2012 – One of the 16-inch gun barrels from the USS Missouri, where the surrender ceremony took place ending the War in the Pacific with Japan. The gun barrel was to be sold for scrap when the Fort Miles Historical Association began the journey to bring the rusting hulk from Virginia to Lewes. Here the barrel arrives in Georgetown – ready to finish it’s trek by rail to Lewes and its new home at Cape Henlopen State Park / Click for full view

Henry Hensel – Ocean View – at Trap Pond / Click for full view

Barb Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association thru a crystal ball / Click for full view

Dave Nelson – Ocean View – Sunset reflection in the clouds at Indian River Bay / Click for full view

This WGMD Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day goes back to the 2009 Cruisin’ OC. This cruiser is “The Judge” – photo courtesy of Donny Reed. Welcome back to Ocean City this weekend Cruisers!! / Click for full view

Rosanna Knudtson – Fresh Pond trail near Ocean View / Click for full view

Joe Campbell – Millsboro – North end of Rehoboth Beach – at the Henlopen Hotel / Click for full view

Irv Blackburn – Lewes – Flying the wrong way at Lewes Beach / Click for full view

Jared Ross – Morning in Bethany Beach / Click for full view

Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day. In 2008 WGMD put up a new broadcast tower. This picture was taken by a member of the crew looking down from the top of the tower the day they finished the work. You can see the old tower just to the right of the building. The final step in the build was to dismantle the old tower. We put together a video of the build – which took months and at least 3 full crews – the first was from Tennessee – and they couldn’t figure out how to deal with our low water table – and that digging 2 feet down – they hit water. They quit. Second crew fared better, but lost several members to the beach life! Watch the video – https://youtu.be/9sS9fU0TFRE / Click for full view

Red Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Pelicans at Cape Henlopen Point at sunset / Click for full view

Jared Ross – Morning in Bethany Beach / Click for full view

Red Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Super Moon of 1-31-18 at Roosevelt Inlet in Lewes / Click for full view

Barb Moulinier – Rehoboth Beach – Honoring our flag at Cape Henlopen High School / Click for full view

Charles May – Lewes & Austin, TX – Looking across to the breakwater / Click for full view