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We ran all over town for these, but on bikes, it was really fun! Art Hunting!
#04, (Top Left) Pelican Loft
Artist, Linda Welsh
#11, (Top Right) Blue Moon Restaurant
Artist, Rob Dick
#02, (Bottom Left), Mizzen Mast
Artist, Patty Shreeve
#14, Bottom Right, Sunshine Octopus
Artist, Richard Stevens
Updated Jul 13, 2003
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#17, (Top Left) Laura Simon & Katherine Bishop for CAMP REHOBOTH
Artist, Sandra Arkin
#16, (Top Right) The Shops of 33 Baltimore
Artist, Debbie Abblyby, Marliyn Nugent, & Kimberly Donald
# 05, (Bottom Left) Alison Bateman, Jack Lingo Realtors, & Bernie Bateman, Blvd. Ford
Artist, Courtney Bateman
#21, (Bottom Right) Aerie Art Galery
Artist, Prof. Jinchul Kim & Salsbury Art Students.
Written Jul 13, 2003
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#10 (Top Left) Rehoboth Beach-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce
Artist, Linda Minkowski
#12 (Top Right) Prudential Gallow, Realtors
Artist, Aina Nergaard Nammack (wow)
#13 (Bottom Left) The Village at Bear Trap Dunes
Artist, Jean Doran
#15 (Bottom Right) Kathy Devies-Harmon, Senior V.P. Morgan Stanley
Artist, Wendy Carr
Updated Jul 13, 2003
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#20 (Top Left) Bellinger's Jewelers
Marilyn,
Artist, Julie Baxendall
# 07 (Top Right) Movies at Midway
Artist, Jennifer August
#18 (Bottom Left) Delaware National Bank
For the Life Guard Patrol, Rehoboth Beach
Artist, ??????????? (You tell us)
#22, (Bottom Right) Rehoboth Toy & Kite Co.
Artist, Patti Shreeve
Written Jul 13, 2003
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Take your car or go by foot on ferry from Lewis Delaware to Cape May NJ and back. Leave in morning, return in evening. Ferry has restaurant (indoor and climate controlled), and gift shop. In season, you can ride a trolley car to Cape May from Ferry.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Phone: 1-800-64-FERRY
Website: www.capemay-lewesferry.com
Okay, this place isn't really off the beaten path, but in comparison to the crowded beach, it feels like you're miles away. I took this picture of Lake Gerar near the intersection of 2nd and Olive Streets and it was certainly one of the most peaceful, quiet spots in town.
Updated Jul 31, 2005
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In the summer, boardwalk is cute and just right for family. Even in the worst crowds, we feel safe here. Beach is ok not my favorite. On a really hot day, jelly fish love it every time, I am a...
Family Friendly And Fun--Rehoboth/Dewey Beach
Lovely family beaches, fun activities for everyone and no state tax--halleluia, it's Delaware! Last summer (2004) we wanted to rent a beach house for a family gathering we were planning. A friend......
My fiance and I travelled to Rehoboth for my 21st birthday this past summer. Of all the places to celebrate your 21st birthday, why Rehoboth? Well, I wanted to take a trip, but I didn't want to go too...
I spent a long Fourth of July weekend with friends in Rehoboth Beach. It was my first visit to this seaside town and it did not disappoint. Aside from spending some quality time with good friends, the...
Rehoboth Beach Summer Vacation
This beach has really cleaned up nicely in the past couple of years. It seems to be more family oriented. There are plenty of stores to shop & eat at, but they are a little pricey.
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