October 1, 2010

Yorktown Fishing Pier, Yorktown, Virginia



This fishing pier is located at the beach at Yorktown and provides anglers a chance to reach further into the York River in their efforts.  Another benefit is that a license is not required to fish from the pier.
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12 comments:

  1. Ginny HartzlerOctober 01, 2010

    That is one long pier! I love the beautiful blues in this picture!

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  2. 黄清华 Wong Ching WahOctober 01, 2010

    Beautiful compositions. Happy Friday.

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  3. lewi14@gmail.comOctober 01, 2010

    What a wonderful wooden pier!

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  4. L. GispertOctober 01, 2010

    Un muelle precioso, tendido sobre las aguas. Y debe dar placer escuchar el rumor del mar, con las caricias del sol y de las brisas marinas.

    Un saludo,

    Luis.

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  5. jabblogOctober 01, 2010

    It looks very inviting, even to a non-angler.

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  6. Irredento UrbanitaOctober 01, 2010

    A woody walk to feel the perfume of the sea. Have a nice weekend !!

    Regards

    Valery

    [Barcelona Daily Photo]

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  7. AnonymousOctober 01, 2010

    I don't think there are licensefree bridges in Denmark!
    Have a great weekend ;-)

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  8. Ruth Bernssen BøOctober 01, 2010

    A nice place for angelers. I am not one of those, but still it would be interesting to visit the pier.

    Have a nice weekend.

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  9. AnonymousOctober 01, 2010

    Must be wonderful just to take a walk, back and forth, once, twice ...

    Please have a good weekend.

    daily athens

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  10. Elaine YimOctober 01, 2010

    I'd love to go fishing here too. The sea looks awesome and overwhelming, but I'd like the adrenalin rush.

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  11. Maia TOctober 02, 2010

    Amazing perspective on your first photo but both are amazing.
    So this is just a river, I thought it's the see. Beautiful place!

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  12. J_on_tourOctober 07, 2010

    Some interesting perspectives of this pier

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