Our New Home

In need of a little love on Route 178 in Belle Haven, Virginia.

Although we often feel this is all we could afford in any area we desire to live, this is actually a house we passed last weekend when we went on a studio tour of local artists around my sister's shore house in Wachapreague, Virginia. While the roof was caving in, windows were broken and plants had overtaken the interior, the green paint was still in good condition and helped catch our attention as we drove passed. Upon request, my sister turned around so that I could get a photo.

She also entertained me by driving past Liars Corner on the way out of Wachapreague (not that there are many roads in a town with a population of less than 300). This is where, from what I understand, a group of grumpy old men spend their days. Don't know if they weren't around because it was Sunday or the weather was a bit chilly.

Liars Corner

The weather was a bit chilly that weekend, but at least we had lovely sunshine. Sunset in this marshy area is especially beautiful.

The Bastian Ladies at sunset.

More Eastern Shore Gems

Onancock's wreaths acknowledge its dependence on the water.	The puffy coat crew.
Amy & Carolyn outside an artist's studio.	Me and M*
Dinner at North Street Market.	Happy after wine and cheese.
Me toasting the fact that M* enjoys hanging out with the Bastian ladies.