Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Westhampton Beach Village Trustee Brian Tymann heads into the water.
Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Corey Whitney as Colonel Sanders.
Corey Whitney and Brian Rogers.
Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Westhampton Beach Village Trustee Brian Tymann heads into the water.
Plungers head into the water on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Beach.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Plungers at Rogers Beach on Saturday.
Corey Whitney as Colonel Sanders.
Corey Whitney and Brian Rogers.
Staff Writer on Jan 13, 2020
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Staff Writer on Jan 13, 2020