Second of all, living on the east coast is awesome in that there are plenty of "weekend getaways." For our anniversary, we had a lot of options on where to go, but we decided to go down south to visit Virginia Beach and the Outer Banks in North Carolina. I was really craving a trip to the beach since the last time was the Dominican Republic for our honeymoon. I was so glad that Victor was able to get a long weekend so we could celebrate and relax. We really really love traveling and exploring together, so we take any chance we get to see new places.
Virginia Beach is a much more bustling area, with a boardwalk, events, tons of restaurants, etc., which I really like because it reminds me of California. But at the Outer Banks, the beaches are quieter and much more natural. I loved both. The Outer Banks was so charming and beautiful.
In Virginia Beach, we were able to hang out with friends, which is always a pleasure, and in North Carolina, we enjoyed the time alone together exploring the area.
So, it was the best of both worlds!
How about some photographic evidence?
Virginia Beach:
And, since I can't get James Taylor out of my head:
Duck Donuts: So amazing we visited twice...in one day. Even Victor was in love. I will crave these donuts every day until I die. |
Pinterest inspired. Call it cheesy, but hopefully in 20 years it will turn into something really cool |
I'm in love with the sand dunes. |
I love anniversaries. Or any excuse for a trip.
And I love my husband, naturally.
Best swings ever! And worst Titan statue ever! I'm glad you had a fun weekend getaway. If only I lived closer to a beach...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful place! and the last picture is the cutest ever.
ReplyDeleteFun! I want to go there. And I know those people from pinterest pictures. I like the idea!
ReplyDeleteI think I will crave those donuts too... now that you said how good they are.
ReplyDeleteNice! LOVE the Outer Banks! There's a sand dune national park in Kill Devil Hills I think, did you get to go?
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