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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, USA
Rehoboth Beach is a city along the Atlantic Ocean in eastern Sussex County, Delaware.
The town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware often bills itself as The Nation's Summer Capital due to the fact that it is a frequent summer vacation destination for Washington, D.C., residents (121.78 miles / 2 hrs 46 mins from The White House)
Vacationers are drawn for many reasons, including the town's charm, tax free shopping and famous for its beaches, wooden boardwalk, eclectic shops, amusements, and sporting activities
Rehoboth Beach is one of the principal cities of Delaware's rapidly growing Cape Region.
In 2011, the NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council awarded Rehoboth Beach with a 5-Star rating in water quality.
Out of the 30 states with coastline, the Delaware Beaches ranked number one in water quality in 2011.
Rehoboth Beach is also known as one of the mid-Atlantic coast's popular LGBT Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender - gay-friendly getaways because of the large number of gay-owned and operated businesses and because of the gay-frequented stretch of beach near Queen Street, known as Poodle Beach.
Dogfish Head Brewery's original brewpub is located on the town's main strip Rehoboth Avenue.
Rehoboth (Hebrew: רְחוֹבוֹת) means "broad spaces." It appears three times in the Old Testament as a place name: a well dug by Isaac (at modern Wadi er-Ruheibeh) (Gen. 26:22), a city on the Euphrates River (Gen. 36:37; 1 Chr. 1:48), and one of the cities of Asshur (Gen. 10:11). Hence the name may have had a special appeal for the religious founders of the city, although the adjacent bay had already borne the name Rehoboth for at least a century before the town was founded.
In September CAMP Rehoboth Community Center / Letters from CAMP magazine hosts an annual Labor Day weekend event called SUNDANCE with an fundraiser auction and dance party at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center.
CAMP Rehoboth is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, gay and lesbian community service organization, originally developed to “Create A More Positive” relationship among all the people of the Rehoboth Beach area.
Each October Rehoboth Beach hosts the Annual Sea Witch Halloween & Fiddlers Festival ( Happy Halloween - The Blessed Samhain Festival - Autumn Holidays Celebration) with a parade, Trick or Treat, and the very popular broom tossing event right at the beach.
There is a summer bus service that makes it easy for beach goes to travel easily between Rehoboth Beach Delaware and Ocean City Maryland.
There is a ferry from Cape May New Jersey that makes it easy to travel to Rehoboth Beach Delaware,
BestBus offers summer bus service directly to Rehoboth Beach Delaware from Midtown Manhattan New York City
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Rehoboth Beach town, Sussex County, Delaware state, USA The United States of America country, North America continent
July 25th 2015
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, USA
Rehoboth Beach is a city along the Atlantic Ocean in eastern Sussex County, Delaware.
The town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware often bills itself as The Nation's Summer Capital due to the fact that it is a frequent summer vacation destination for Washington, D.C., residents (121.78 miles / 2 hrs 46 mins from The White House)
Vacationers are drawn for many reasons, including the town's charm, tax free shopping and famous for its beaches, wooden boardwalk, eclectic shops, amusements, and sporting activities
Rehoboth Beach is one of the principal cities of Delaware's rapidly growing Cape Region.
In 2011, the NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council awarded Rehoboth Beach with a 5-Star rating in water quality.
Out of the 30 states with coastline, the Delaware Beaches ranked number one in water quality in 2011.
Rehoboth Beach is also known as one of the mid-Atlantic coast's popular LGBT Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender - gay-friendly getaways because of the large number of gay-owned and operated businesses and because of the gay-frequented stretch of beach near Queen Street, known as Poodle Beach.
Dogfish Head Brewery's original brewpub is located on the town's main strip Rehoboth Avenue.
Rehoboth (Hebrew: רְחוֹבוֹת) means "broad spaces." It appears three times in the Old Testament as a place name: a well dug by Isaac (at modern Wadi er-Ruheibeh) (Gen. 26:22), a city on the Euphrates River (Gen. 36:37; 1 Chr. 1:48), and one of the cities of Asshur (Gen. 10:11). Hence the name may have had a special appeal for the religious founders of the city, although the adjacent bay had already borne the name Rehoboth for at least a century before the town was founded.
In September CAMP Rehoboth Community Center / Letters from CAMP magazine hosts an annual Labor Day weekend event called SUNDANCE with an fundraiser auction and dance party at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center.
CAMP Rehoboth is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, gay and lesbian community service organization, originally developed to “Create A More Positive” relationship among all the people of the Rehoboth Beach area.
Each October Rehoboth Beach hosts the Annual Sea Witch Halloween & Fiddlers Festival ( Happy Halloween - The Blessed Samhain Festival - Autumn Holidays Celebration) with a parade, Trick or Treat, and the very popular broom tossing event right at the beach.
There is a summer bus service that makes it easy for beach goes to travel easily between Rehoboth Beach Delaware and Ocean City Maryland.
There is a ferry from Cape May New Jersey that makes it easy to travel to Rehoboth Beach Delaware,
BestBus offers summer bus service directly to Rehoboth Beach Delaware from Midtown Manhattan New York City
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#Rehoboth #Beach #RehobothBeach #RehobothBeachDE #RehobothBeachDelaware #RehobothDE #RehobothDelaware #Delaware #DE #ItsGoodBeingFirst #TheFirstState #FirstState #SussexCounty #summer #summertime #TheAtlanticOcean #AtlanticOcean #July #VisitRehobothBeach #VisitRehoboth #ILoveRehobothBeach #AmericanSummer #BeachTown #Town #USA #YearRoundBeachTown #TheNationsSummerCapital #NationsSummerCapital #SummerCapital
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Rehoboth Beach town, Sussex County, Delaware state, USA The United States of America country, North America continent
July 25th 2015
Taken as part of the ShutterClock project.
4:00 p.m. EDT (8:00 p.m. GMT) finds me at my desk. Reviewing an agenda in preparation for a Monday morning meeting. Making sure my agency web site is updated for the week-end.
Sgt. 1st Class Brian Turner, a horizontal construction engineer with the Delaware Army National Guard's 160th Engineer Company, wears a face mask during a food distribution mission at Sussex Central High School in Georgetown, Delaware, May 18, 2020. During the drive-thru event, Delaware National Guard members and Food Bank of Delaware volunteers distributed thousands of pounds of much-needed pantry items to help address the increased demand for food assistance amid the coronavirus pandemic. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Brendan Mackie)
Every two years in Sussex County, Delaware, the town of Georgetown celebrates Return Day. These were taken the night before as the festivities began on the Circle and of the decorated buildings. See more at www.facebook.com/AlteredArtbyAB
This young man was the third in a group jogging along at lunch time. The first two were carrying a soccer ball and a pair of cleats. This fellow had the goal.
Donald Roe, a full-time mechanic with the Delaware Department of Transportation and part-time soldier with the Delaware National Guard's 1049th Transportation Company, wears a face covering at a food distribution point on the grounds of Sussex Central High School in Georgetown, Delaware, May 18, 2020. During the drive-thru event, Delaware National Guard members and Food Bank of Delaware volunteers distributed thousands of pounds of much-needed pantry items to help address the increased demand for food assistance amid the coronavirus pandemic. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Brendan Mackie)
Spc. Anya Kulikowski (left) and Spc. Vassindou Kamagate, soldiers with the Delaware Army National Guard, carry bags of fruit during a food distribution mission at Sussex Central High School in Georgetown, Delaware, May 18, 2020. During the drive-thru event, Delaware National Guard members and Food Bank of Delaware volunteers distributed thousands of pounds of much-needed pantry items to help address the increased demand for food assistance amid the coronavirus pandemic. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Brendan Mackie)
Spc. Matthew Mitzel, a wheeled vehicle mechanic with the Delaware Army National Guard's 1049th Transportation Company, prepares to shut the trunk of a vehicle at a food distribution point on the grounds of Sussex Central High School in Georgetown, Delaware, May 18, 2020. During the drive-thru event, Delaware National Guard members and Food Bank of Delaware volunteers distributed thousands of pounds of much-needed pantry items to help address the increased demand for food assistance amid the coronavirus pandemic. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Brendan Mackie)
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Spc. Matthew Mitzel, a wheeled vehicle mechanic with the Delaware Army National Guard's 1049th Transportation Company, moves bags of potatoes at a food distribution point on the grounds of Sussex Central High School in Georgetown, Delaware, May 18, 2020. During the drive-thru event, Delaware National Guard members and Food Bank of Delaware volunteers distributed thousands of pounds of much-needed pantry items to help address the increased demand for food assistance amid the coronavirus pandemic. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Capt. Brendan Mackie)
As we came around to the third tee, we found sprinklers dousing the tee boxes. Rather than wait, we teed up and drove while the water streams were pointed away from the blue tees. Then we ducked under the sprinklers and headed down the fairway.