Wachapregue, Virginia


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		Wachapreague began life, for the Colonials anyway, as a tiny place called Powelton in the mid to late 1800s. It was 'Village by the Sea' for the Natives way earlier then the 1800s. Wachapreague is on the seaside of the Eastern Shore peninsula about 45 minutes north of our end of the Bay Bridge Tunnel complex. This small, quiet sideside town has a town hall, a fire department and a baseball field and no jail. I like where I live... but my next choice, of all the places I have ever been, would be Wachapreague. Most photos are 'clickable' for detail or enlargement	Welcome to Wachapreague, Virginia © David Temens
		Introducing the aerial photo work of Patrick J. Hendrickson of HighCamera.com See credit info below
		The day starts early in Wachapreague ...
		... and quickly esculates
		Homes of all kinds and businesses and services

		More wachapreague pictures here

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Photos (except where noted ) ©copyright 2006 Ann Devletian

A big welcome to Patrick J. Hendrickson of HighCamera.com
Patrick's work is available framed or unframed in many sizes.

A posthumous thanks to David Temens for his aerial photos.
He was truly a special man and will be sincerely missed.

Thanks to Brenda Russell for the nice Wachapreague town sign photo

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