June 25th & 26th First Landing State Park, Virginia Beach

We continued south from Cape Henlopen, De on route 13 towards the Chesapeake Bay Bridge tunnel. This is one of Elaine's favorite bridge/tunnels,  not!  the ride was uneventful and we stopped at a Acme supermarket for some supplies and I found a liquor store next door with my favorite beer: Leinenkugel Berry Weiss!  The next two days went uneventful with a nice beach day on the 26th including another beach nap!  Elaine even convinced me to go totally into the water. Did I mention that immediately next door(100ft) is the Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story
 Our site the first day First Landing site 145

 View at the beach of Chesapeake Bay early evening.

Our site on the second day at First Landing site 142

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