| This is a picture of a shipwreck I found in 2003. During the summer of 2004, it had disappeared, only to reappear again in December. For more info on the shipwreck, click here. When the site opens, click on the Folklore & History tab. Then click on the page 3 link which is found on the left hand column. Scroll down near the bottom of page three and you will see more information and pictures of the Unknown Shipwreck in Nags Head. |
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| LILLY & I ON THE PLANE ;>) |
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| Lilly waiting for the bus in Williamsburg |
| Fantastic fireworks display for the Gran Illumination of the city. These fireworks were set off simultaneously from three locations in the city. |
| The Colonial Governor's Mansion |
| The wreaths are great. All fresh greens and fresh fruit. The fruit is replaced regularly during the holiday season since the birds and squirrels tread this as a huge dinner buffet, and feast on the fruit. |
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| A very old breed, dating back to colonial times. (The sheep, not Lilly) |
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| Tourist? |
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| Lilly and I took our yearly trip to Colonial Williamsburg, VA during the first week of December, 2004. We also took a side trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. We had never been there during the true off season. It was interesting. Many of the shops and restaurants were closed, and there were few people. We drove to the Pea Island Wildlife Refuge. Saw a large amount of water fowl. Among them were white pelicans, somewhat of a rarity in the area. Walked onto the beach and did not see another person in either direction. Williamsburg was great as usual. All of the wreaths on the buildings, and a great time of celibration. The weather was good. 50 to 60 degrees and sunny all the while. Here are just a few of the several hundred pictures. Oh, the wonder of digital photography. Scroll to the bottom of they page and there is a link to more pictures of the trip. |
| Colonial Williamsburg and Outer Banks, December, 2004 |