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The civilian side of Fort Story Army Base, Virginia Beach, Virginia

 

Thank you all for your visits, favs and comments. I greatly appreciate it and enjoy reading every one!

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

Chesapeake Bay, Maryland near Baltimore.

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

Cove off of the Chesapeake Bay.

Mix of the far off city lights up on the clouds and blue hour over the Chesapeake Bay.

Morning along the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Four minutes exposure in the morning lighting. this was taken without using any ND filters.

The Islands that Disappeared by Serene Footman and Jade K.oltai

- Forget me not, is all I ask. -

 

more to read: furillen.org/2019/02/09/the-islands-that-disappeared/

LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Epsilon/152/43/21

Walking around the Baltimore Inner Harbor to see the historic ships. (Pier 3)

 

— Lightship Chesapeake, also known as Lightship No. 116, served as a floating lighthouse guiding ships and boats through east coast waters from 1930 to 1971. It is the best-preserved example of the third generation of American lightships designed in 1929 and 1930 and powered by diesel-electric plants. In US 179 lightships were built between 1820 and 1952. Today the National Park Service owns the Chesapeake ship, which is on long-term loan to Historic Ships in Baltimore, a non-profit maritime museum who operates it as a floating exhibit. —

Chesapeake & Ohio’s General Electric power didn’t seem to weather nearly as well as its EMD units. A typical contrast can be seen between U30B 8228 and GP40-2 4262 on adjacent turntable tracks at Charlottesville, Virginia.

Late evening along the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.

Chesapeake Bay as seen from Baltimore County.

This afternoon, david and I visited Serene & Jade's new creation 'Chesapeake Bay' the island that was eaten by the sea.

 

Awesome place, with many cool spots and chairs with poses. For sure a fav spot for all the SL photographers.

 

Neat clouds filled the sky along this cove off of the Chesapeake Bay.

Blue hour with moonlight as well over the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.

This afternoon, david and I visited Serene & Jade's new creation 'Chesapeake Bay' the island that was eaten by the sea.

 

Awesome place, with many cool spots and chairs with poses. For sure a fav spot for all the SL photographers.

 

Late day along this cove off of the Chesapeake Bay.

Late day light over this scene off the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.

Late evening on the Chesapeake Bay.

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland. Ranked the ninth scariest bridge in the world. Typically each span carries one way traffic in different directions. The bridge is over 4 miles long, and connects rural Eastern Maryland to the suburbs of Washington DC and Baltimore.

Chesapeake & Ohio GP40 4080 pulls up next to the RF&P main line in Doswell, Virginia on the southwest connection between the C&O and RF&P. I’m not sure of the purpose for this connection, as the main connection was on the northwest side of the crossing.

Today I was visiting a project site for work and took a bunch of photos for a project we are starting ... and was also able to snap a couple shots from the shore of the Chesapeake Bay to get a unique take and point of view of the bay bridges. It was gray and overcast, so really liked taking this into monochrome.

 

It was also great to see several of my engineering and architect staff in person at the project site, versus virtually.

Chesapeake Bay as night is about to take over sunset. The added moonlight from the east helped light up the grass there in the foreground.

The peninsula in the distance is Windmill Point. It marks the Northern mouth of the Rappahannock River. A peninsula on down past this one is called Stingray Point and marks the Southern mouth of the Rappahannock River as it flows into the bay. There is also a bonus tiny house!

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