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Coast to Coast pictures to include Cowgirls, Colorado, Grand Canyon, Washington DC, Sedona, San Diego, Iceland, Moab, Old Cars and Trucks, Sailing, Old Guard, Lighthouses, Newport, Copenhagen, Naval Ships, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Maryland, Kentucky and a few places in between.
Last changed on 07/07/08. This album contains 87 items
This album has been viewed 4537 times since 09/17/05.
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Virginia, the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake basin to include pictures from Festevents, Skyline and Shoreline pictures, Fireworks, Colonial Williamsburg, Boats and Harbors, Lighthouses and Horses, Kids, Jetski's and Wildlife.
Last changed on 06/27/08. This album contains 55 items
This album has been viewed 3195 times since 06/11/06.
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Cool Motorcycle Pictures from Virginia Beach Virginia, Washington DC, Kill Devil Hill, Kitty Hawk NC, Bryan Kings Orange County Choppers Dream Bike, Glamis Sand Dunes, Virginia Beach Bike Classic, Boneshakers Bar, Old Historical Motorcycles, Pretty Girls and the Boston Police Motorcycle squad.
Last changed on 07/04/08. This album contains 49 items
This album has been viewed 2581 times since 01/17/07.
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Norfolk Harborfest® began more than a quarter century ago when the Norwegian Tall Ship Christian Radich came to call on Norfolk, a waterfront community that had no city-owned property on which to dock a ship. The ship was docked three blocks from Town Point at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and 13,000 people crossed her gangway in just one and a half days. Over the next two years, City planners and leaders created berthing to accommodate more ships, and a waterfront public park was planned. Norfolk Harborfest® was born.
Today, tall ships from all over the world frequently call on the City of Norfolk and nearly half a million visitors gather on the downtown waterfront each year for this annual celebration of our region’s rich nautical heritage.
The traditions of the East Coast’s Premier Waterfront Festival are celebrated with nautical history, maritime events, visiting vessels, children’s activities, local, regional and national entertainment. Festivities stretch from The Waterside Festival Marketplace to the Historic Freemason Harbor.
Last changed on 07/02/08. This album contains 66 items
This album has been viewed 1064 times since 06/08/07.
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Last changed on 01/27/08. This album contains 30 items
This album has been viewed 2179 times since 02/18/05.
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