In addition to making a perfect foreground for nightly sunsets
It serves as a great biking trail, WWII exploration, running track, and evening doggy walk.
It's also used as an active helo pad for this end of the island.
(photo: summer 2006 - Amanda's visit)
We've grown accustomed to hearing the helicopters come and go - but yesterday's EOD exercise was exceptionally interesting.
To watch these guys come and go was fascinating!
Kind of makes parasailing pale in comparison, doesn't it.
5 comments:
We saw these Helos as we were driving down Marine Corps to Carmens for some dinner.
Um- what does EOD mean? Not everyone in the world understands your MS. And BTW, Happy TD- hope YAHAFT!
love your bff,
mb
I don't know what EOD means either!
All the hours wasted on FB word games aren't for naught - I figured out your YAHAFT!
Explosive Ordinance Disposal....a scary job in the Navy. I used to love watching these guys do their training from our old house. I have to say- you captured some great pictures- but nothing beats watching them in person. It's amazing.
Hey you awesome girl, you! I was thinking about you the other day and I decided to "google" you and here you are! We're still in LV( & still love it!) E-mail me, K?
Julie Davidse
stampjul@hotmail.com
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