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This is the Fort Monroe lighthouse. Fort Monroe used to be a military installation, but was recently privatized and now it is open to the public and people just live there like normal. It is very interesting.

Kelley is in the logistics business, so shipping ships are interesting to her. This one passed us by during our tour.

This was taken as we were about to come near the Norfolk shipyards. There were several aircraft carriers parked there, along with destroyers, submarines, and other vessels.

These guys go out when a big ship is coming in and guide it into port it is all computerized now, I guess, and mostly automated. Pretty cool.

Another view of the multiple aircraft carriers in port during our tour

Another view of the multiple aircraft carriers in port during our tour

Another view of the multiple aircraft carriers in port during our tour

Another view of the multiple aircraft carriers in port during our tour

A close up view of an aircraft carrier during our harbor tour.

An aircraft carrier, a weird looking ship, and a destroyer in a row.

Not only were there a bunch of aircraft carriers, there were some other ships, like this destroyer

They are hard to see, but there are three submarines parked in this area of the shipyard. Pretty cool.

Another container ship, this one in the process of being loaded or unloaded by a bunch of huge cranes.

Kelley dad, Don, enjoys the view during our harbor tour

Kelley and her dad pose in front of a fountain outside of the Jamestown museum in Williamsburg