Midweek on the Boardwalk
in Ocean City...
It's late morning & the
crowds are sparse.
A tram transports visitorsalong the Boardwalk.
The beach waits for sun worshipers.
Two people watch a local
artist paint a beach scene.
Ocean Gallery has a funky facade.
The siding is filled with signs.
Let's get lunch at
I think the tube on this lampost
is a siren to warn visitors to
leave the beach & Boardwalk
during stormy weather.
Many of the buildings have
rooms for rent above the
first floor shops & restaurants.
Kites take to the sky on
this perfect day.
Many kites are purchased at
The Kite LoftWhere Fun Begins
The Dolphin bench welcomes
weary visitors to "set a spell."
A cottage in the middle of this
busy commercial district.
It's the Chew House, built in
1929 & it's available to rent.
It's nice to see older
buildings have been
preserved.
The overall shape of this
hotel reminds me of a
cruise ship.
Godzilla scans the shoreline at
Island Daze, a rental property
& Sun Daze
businesses.
on an upper balcony.
The Original 9th Street
Ocean City shops have everything
a visitor could want...
Candy, Beachwear, Souvenirs...
Alaska Stand
Eric & I get a sweet treat for
the walk back to our car.
We enjoyed our stroll along part of Ocean City's three-mile Boardwalk. The views are beautiful. Visitors have everything they need for fun days in the sun and entertainment-filled evenings.
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