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For the last decade or so, Jack has been holding reunions with two of his Bermuda broadcasting buddies. In May 2010, the destination was Williamsburg, Virginia, which we had never visited.  (Photos by Jack and Mary Dodge)

Click thumbnails for larger versions.      Also part of this trip ... Washington, DC  ... Martha's Vineyard, MA

A several-blocks-long street is the heart of Colonial Williamsburg, restored to its early 18th century glory.	Gardens are timeless, but lovely to see		Punishment of those who fought the powers that be
Rush hour in Williamsburg ...
	We were glad we weren't in period costumes as it was getting warm.	A friendly wench.	The print shop, source of early newspapers
Philadelphia news personality Jay Lloyd couldn't resist the stocks.	The period taverns were tempting, and open in rotation.	We dined at Shields Tavern, with a nice menu and period entertainment.	The evening's menu.
The three Bermuda buddies, Roger Wiltshire, Jack Dodge and Jay Lloyd	The Jamestown waterfront	Capt. Jack and Captain John Smith ...	and Pocahantas, at the Jametown site.
Of course we were attracted by the birds, Canada Geese and offspring	But to toddlers, geese are to chase.	Our favorite Jamestown site was the park on the James river.	Here we saw a pair of Redheaded Woodpeckers building a nest.

 Washington, DC                 Martha's Vineyard, MA

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