Prev
The 'tall-ships ' gathered off the Va. Beach coast before the 2000 Parade of Sail (OP_SAIL 2000). This Pix was taken abt 0510L as we headed out from Lynnhaven Inlet, VA. Beach for USCGAUX Safety Patrol. The sight gives a glimps of what the harbors were like in the 1700-1800s.
Next
Prev
USCG Cutter EAGEL viewed at abt 1215, 06-11-2012 west of the 3rd & 4th Island to the CBBT heading north to Baltimore, MD after it departed from Norfolk's OPSAIL 2012 in Norfolk,VA. The CBBT bridge span leading to the second tunnel can be seen in the haze aft of the EAGEL, on the horizon.
USCG Cutter EADEL heading north, enroute to Baltimore, MD to join other 'tall ships' from OPSAIL 2012, Norfolk, VA..
This submarine was the 'Tail-End Charlie' to the OP_SAIL 2000 Parade. We helped with the security boundry.
The 'tall-ships ' gathered off the Va. Beach coast before the 2000 Parade of Sail (OP_SAIL 2000). This Pix was taken abt 0510L as we headed out from Lynnhaven Inlet, VA. Beach for USCGAUX Safety Patrol. The sight gives a glimps of what the harbors were like in the 1700-1800s.
Sub returning home...
Submarine returning from sea approaching the Thimble Shoal Channel via the North and South Islands .
Cape Charles Light looking across Fisherman's Island.
Next
S

The 'tall-ships ' gathered off the Va. Beach coast before the 2000 Parade of Sail (OP_SAIL 2000). This Pix was taken abt 0510L as we headed out from Lynnhaven Inlet, VA. Beach for USCGAUX Safety Patrol. The sight gives a glimps of what the harbors were like in the 1700-1800s.

  • Media owner Sea Angel
  • Date added
The 'tall-ships ' gathered off the Va. Beach coast before the 2000 Parade of Sail (OP_SAIL 2000).
This Pix was taken abt 0510L as we headed out from Lynnhaven Inlet, VA. Beach for USCGAUX Safety Patrol.
The sight gives a glimps of what the harbors were like in the 1700-1800s.
Click to expand...
There are no comments to display.

Media information

Category
Sea Angel's Lower Chesapeake Bay wanderings.
Album
Fixed Bridge on north end of Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Approximately 17 miles north of Va. Beach, VA entrance.
Added by
Sea Angel
Date added
View count
1
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings

Share this media

Back
Top