Dee, I don't think that Paul intended to chastise anyone. I think that he merely wished to point out that tourists who are greatly bothered by homosexuality would be more comfortable at a different destination. For sure, those homosexuals who live and work in Rehoboth will certainly be more comfortable if a tolerant and respectful attitude is maintained!

Yes, I have heard of Rehoboth Beach. I'd suggest going to a Delaware State Park as Rehoboth is packed on weekends. Look on rehobothbeachcam.com to see what the ocean, boardwalk and Rehoboth Avenue look like. What is with the gay issue? I have never seen open displays of affection from gay people in Rehoboth, I guess that is not really a big concern of mine. I'd suggest Grotto Pizza for breakfast too - they have a great buffet. Also go to the Sea Shell Shop, great souvenir/nautical place, 1 of the 2 has mini-golf on site. Go to the Rehoboth Outlets on Route 1 also.<BR><BR>

My comment about the gay population in Rehoboth was directed at an earlier post that seemed to be critical of gays. To the contrary, I had no intention of criticizing gays. In fact, my brother-in-law is gay and we go to his house every summer in Rehoboth. <BR><BR>I believe strongly in tolerance and diversity, but realize that there are some who do not feel this way and may be offended by the presence of gays. Personally, I feel those who are intolerant have a problem, but respect their right to feel this way. <BR><BR> For myself and my family, we very much enjoy the hospitality and creativity displayed by many of the gay shop and restaurant owners in Rehoboth, as this is a main reason why we continue to return to this beach town.<BR><BR>Again, I recommend a vacation in Rehoboth!

Haven't been to Rehoboth in many years. If I remember correctly, the gay beach was the area below (I'm not making this up) Queen Street. Is that still true?<BR>For anyone uncomfortable with the lifestyle, I'd say, just stay north of Queen Street.

How is Rehoboth pronounced ?

reh HO buth