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Taking a dip during Maritime Day
BY RON MACARTHUR
May 16, 2016
Tim McClanahan, of the Lewes Fire Department, is a volunteer diver during a Delaware State Police mock rescue demonstration. BY RON MACARTHUR
Lighthouse Pete the Pirate takes a stroll down the dock during Maritime Day. BY RON MACARTHUR
A Delaware River and Bay pilot boat heads out to sea as the Cape May-Lewes Ferry M/V New Jersey heads to the Lewes terminal. BY RON MACARTHUR
Capt. Peter Dudley talks to visitors in the wheelhouse of the M/V Delaware. Dudley has been a captain for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry for 21 years. BY RON MACARTHUR
B.J. Young and Charlie Young are dressed as pirates as members of the Lewes Historical Society Heritage Committee. BY RON MACARTHUR
Ships are open for tours at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry dock. BY RON MACARTHUR
Chief Engineer Bob Greenling conducts a tour of the M/V Delaware's engine room. The ship has new engines replacing original equipment from the early 1970s. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Lewes fire and rescue boat sprays water to celebrate Maritime Day at the ferry terminal. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Cape Henlopen High School JROTC Color Guard presents the flags to start a ceremony to honor those who have lost their lives at sea. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Delriver spill recovery vessel and M/V Delaware are docked at the Lewes ferry terminal. BY RON MACARTHUR
Lewes firefighter Tim McClanahan raises his arms as he's lifted to a Delaware State Police helicopter May 14 during the fifth annual Cape May-Lewes Ferry Maritime Day.
