ICW Mile Marker 0 !
Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, VA built in 1827
Calm waters heading north in the Chesapeake Bay
Old Point Lighthouse, Fort Monroe
Old Point Lighthouse was built in 1803 and stands 54 feet tall. It has a spiral staircase composed of hand-cut stone placed on top of each other. Originally, it had ten oil lanterns which consuming 486 gallons of oil annually would reflect light seen from 14 miles at sea.
For more information: http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=444
Thimble Shoal Lighthouse, Chesapeake Bay
Although a Lightship and been at this location prior, the entry to Hampton Roads, a new light was installed in 1891.
After being crashed into several times this cast-iron cylinder filled with concrete was sunk into the sand and remains today.For more information: http://hamptonroads.com/2011/01/whats-name-thimble-shoal-lighthouse
Wolf Trap Lighthouse, Chesapeake Bay
For more information: http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=441
View outside my Galley window as I'm preparing breakfast.
Garmin's happy to be cruising again and resumed his standard position on the fly-bridge!
Wish all the dolphins we are seeing would pose as well as these guys.
Sunset
View outside my Galley window as I'm preparing breakfast.
Wish all the dolphins we are seeing would pose as well as these guys.
We drove through the town of Deltaville. Today's courtesy car transportation was a lovely GMC Jimmy SUV.
Sunset
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