Alan Henney - Rehoboth Beach - Stormy Beach - Looking north towards the Point

Lou - Pre-sunset at Herring Creek

Carol Tabor - Ocean View - Sunset over the Indian River

Bambi Whiteley - Farmington - Lewes Beach in the early morning

Dave Nelson - Ocean View - Strange cloud over Ocean View

Ritchie G - NYC - On Rt 30 between Georgetown and Millsboro - a perfect country sunrise

Donald Davis - Lewes Rehoboth Canal

Laura Keenan - Oak Orchard - All in a row at Warwick Park - waiting…

Dianne Burk - Milford - Turkeys grazing in a Milford Neck field

Walt - Lewes - Whitford Family's 9/11 Memorial to son, Mark, on Minos Conaway Road west of Lewes. Mark Whitford was 31, from Salisbury Mills, NY and a NYC firefighter who died in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

Jim - Martinak State Park near Denton

ML – Over the Del-Jersey-Land Reef – WGMD Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day – to August 10, 2011 and the sinking of the USS Radford. The USS Radford was decommissioned in 2003 and was sunk to become part of the Del-Jersey-Land artificial reef. The artificial reef lies equal distance from Cape May, NJ, Ocean City, MD and Indian River Inlet, DE. Many who served on the Radford during its 26 year history were aboard a Cape May-Lewes Ferry that was chartered by the states and left from Lewes to watch the historic sinking. (Talk of Delmarva’s Mari Lou was on the ferry for the sinking – along with Captain Bill and Kathy Baker) The USS Radford, at 563 feet long, is the longest vessel ever sunk for an artificial reef in the Atlantic. The holes that had been cut in the ship’s hull ended up too high off the water and we spent hours on the ferry going back and forth while the holes were enlarged and the Radford eventually began to take on water. However once it started to go down – it disappeared below the surface within 90 seconds. Watch the video of the sinking – https://youtu.be/vJGYMJWH6ss