Storm front -- Silver Beach, Virginia. Eastern Shore / Chesapeake Bay. The site of what was supposed to be our evening picnic. If we laid down a tablecloth and veggies, they would have been carried to the sky. Everyone — photographers, videographers, and we — were thrilled though. The light was wild and electric, bolts rained down in the distance, the wind whipped up, and the sky changed lustrous and earthen colors. This was not your average storm. So we ran up and down the beach and took it all in. The object in the distance is actually a working lighthouse, the Rappahannock Shoal Channel South Range Rear. Kinda’ necessary during storms like these.
Hang gliding after being towed by a microlight Dragonfly to 1700 ft and released to glide like a bird. This image is taken after Donnie, my tandem glide master turned us out of the (very safe, yet very G-forceful) almost barrel roll when my eyes told me the glider was perpendicular to the ground. Taken in the Virginia Eastern Shore area, with views of the Chesapeake Bay on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Credit: Virginia Hang Gliding for the thrill, @kampgrizzly for the image, @lonelyplanet #myweekendwanderlust for the challenge. via Instagram http://ift.tt/1Kvwb2n
Audrey carves up the Assateague Channel in search of the wild ponies. Even better, we took our kayaks on a detour through the high grass back channels so we could get up close. A little bit of adventure on the Eastern Shore between Maryland and Virginia. via Instagram http://ift.tt/1NFOFhI
