On our way home we stopped at a park in Lawreneville (that ended up being a cemetery). Nearby wre these images. This one of a window made from coke bottles.
People fishing
View of the city from atop Marriott Orion Lounge
Driftwood table
Lone beach walker
Downtown VA Beach
A bar we didn’t visit
A man and his dog
On the beach with Christmas lights
Bird statues
Aiden and Johnny at Marriott
Blue fishing line and green moss composition
Hiragana practice sheet
VA Beach Naval Air Squadron nicknames
Lisa borrowing David’s hat
Lights atop the boardwalk go on and night for a drive through light show
Neptune and a bird
South end VA beach
More names... a woman nicknamed ‘Revlon’
We saw dolphins from our window most mornings!
South CA Beach bridge area where the skateboarders, paddle boarders and folks fishing hang out
Ferris wheel at Pacific Ave park
Bundled up at the beach because it’s December
Masked before the exit
Inside the North VA Beach hotel M
Idea...
Another idea...
Briefly relaxing inside the ‘fancy room’ of Oceanaire Hotel connected to our hotel. Unoccupied for a few minutes...
Three mini- zones at an eatery presumably offer safety from Covid as well as warmth
Beach horseback riding!
Surfer dudes in the wintertime wear wetsuits
Navy seals. Paw prints represent the dogs that helped them but perished.
Nice hippy store cars
Great colors
Love to all!
Our last day we enjoyed food from Pocahontas Restaurant on the vacant 2nd floor of the hotel we’d just left.
View from our hotel.
Lisa and Bob at Orion outdoors
Here we are!
Last visit we took the kids flying here.
Green on green.
Fishing!
Lastly, the Covid test. It will probably be negative because we stayed masked, didn’t eat in any restaurants and used the steps not elevators (even to the 23rd floor of the Marriott and the 9th floor of our hotel).
David sitting on the hill
Mostly empty rooftop area
A cool restroom
Neptune aka Poseidon on the boards at dusk
The boardwalk at night right before the police asked everyone to leave the walkway to allow cars to enter
