High Water Debris
Maritime
Flow pattern
Assortment
Sometimes textures, patterns, and shadows are interesting.
“Each moment has different flavor, different beauty and different texture.” – Amit Ray
Island Wetland
Critical habitat
Maritime climate
Associated buffers
A swampy area is located at a high elevation point on Jamestown Island.
“While it may seem easy to lump wetlands, marshes and swamps together, they all have some unique characteristics.” – Anonymous
Private Property
Best pawn only
Vehicles towed
Owners expense
A shadow silhouette overcomes an ominous message.
“None who enter will leave unchanged. Trespassers will be turned to stone.” – Brandon Mull
Wild Shore
Cold sea
Long slant
Winter sun
Cold winter days on the beach stimulate invigoration.
“So, you see, my heart is held forever by this place,” she said. “I cannot leave.” – Susanna Kearsley
Fishing Pier
Lamppost
Breakwater
Reflections
A multi-use utilitarian structure found in Newport News offers timelessness.
“Completed in 2008, the City of Newport News received a grant of $440,833 to create the fishing pier on top of the existing wavescreen.” – Michael D. Poplawski
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Another chance
Life of danger
Given number
Some activities are filled to capacity with adventure.
“The end of commercial fishing is predicted long before the middle of the 21st century.” — Sylvia Earle
Black Point
Island tip
Narrow isthmus
Marshy ecosystem
A wonderful spot worthy of multiple visits.
“A slow, steady geological process formed the marshy Jamestown peninsula.” — Sarah J Stebbins
Local Edifice
United house
Of prayer
For all people
An imposing and apparently lavish structure stands empty much of the time.
” You may inquire once inside about the location of the Sanctuary.” — C. M. Bailey
Diner Sidedoor
Archetypal form
Streamliner style
Stainless steel siding
Mel’s, a classic American diner, in Grandy, North Carolina.
“In our line, we lead the world.” — Jerry O’Mahony
Pirate Cove
Secret past
Sense of recollection
Know just what to do
A still winter morning on the lower James River.
“You belong somewhere you feel free.” — Tom Petty