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Sandy doesn't spook all Sea Witch festivities
A stiff breeze helps brooms fly in the traditional Sea Witch Festival activity. BY RON MACARTHUR
October 27, 2012
Spiderman keeps a watchful eye on activities around the Bandstand. BY RON MACARTHUR
Two pumpkin heads walk along the beach during Sea Witch. They could also take their act to Punkin Chunkin next weekend. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Woodland String Band Philadelphia Mummers perform for a large crowd on the Boardwalk. BY RON MACARTHUR
It's a mad dash for hula-hoops during the children's games. BY RON MACARTHUR
Owen Gardner as Robin, visiting from New Jersey, flexes his muscles. BY RON MACARTHUR
Trying to keep bean-bag pumpkins on their heads, youngsters race on the beach. BY RON MACARTHUR
Molly Biedrzycki of Pittsburgh, Pa., gives it her all trying to keep a beach ball from blowing away during a children's race. BY RON MACARTHUR
A family dressed in pirate attire keeps an eye on the ocean Saturday afternoon. A major change in this scene is expected within 24 hours. BY RON MACARTHUR
It's off to the races with stuffed dinosaurs on the beach. BY RON MACARTHUR
One of many pumpkins lined up for lighting at Tomato Sunshine on Route 1 to benefit Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company. BY RON MACARTHUR
Even with dire weather predictions looming, Sea Witch Festival activities went on as planned Friday and Saturday. Thousands lined the street to watch the annual parade. A mandatory evacuation ordered by Gov. Jack Markell cancelled Sunday's events. See more photos in the Friday, Nov. 2 edition.
