This is really nice i wish we had light rail in Richmond Virginia.

Down to the hall. Reminds me of that movie Action In The North Atlantic. They are at the union hall looking looking to ship out. Their last ship was torpedoed. Classic movie!

Always, I enjoyed the tour!! I’ve never been to VA. Looks beautiful! I’ve had only 1 train/Marta experience, Atlanta, it was packed, sweltering & no A/C. Stepped off & a sign read, Welcome to Atlanta, We have Air Conditioning!

I’m also a railfan. I love anything having to do with trains. Thanks for this video.

Nice to se some pictures from this beautiful part of US. I was working in NC just before Corona break loose in 2020 I miss the climate quite warm even in December. Beautiful surroundings like Blue Ridge Parkway I drove it in full length. Miss it a lot and miss US

What a lovely place ! Good luck Jeff on the work search 👍

I had no idea that they had a light road in Hampton Roads!

Lovely surroundings there Jeff. Looks very nice. Great weather too. Good luck with your job hunting. Keep us all updated. 👌👍🏻

I used to live in VA Bch. Birdneck and 44 - Apartments there when I rode carriers. I remember being in the pattern of RWY 5 at Oceana. Super loud back then with Tomcats, Intruders and Hornets. I don't think we had the Norfolk Tide back in the 90's. Good luck with your search!

I love trains this video is pretty cool 😎 x

Always interesting..

Great video Jeff! I miss Norfolk and Virginia Beach used to be stationed there. Love your work

Lovely place Jeff. Hope you secure a great new contract, looking forward to many more videos. Cheers John from AU.

I've enjoyed your videos very much, especially those when you're describing your onboard life and duties. You always seem to do so with lots of happiness and enthusiasm, lucky you to so enjoy your work The title of this video, job search, reminded me of a thought I've had while watching your work. Your industry is new to me and something I've never known much about, so I appreciate the insights. Comparing many of the important things you do - fabricating metal parts, welding, fixing so many broken and rusted things, all seem very important. But other "engine department" videos I've seen done by others show individuals more focused on operation, maintenance and troubleshooting related to main engines, generator engines, water production and environmental machinery and all the other essential peripheral systems needed for the operation of ships. You seem to not spend your working time involved with such things. Is that true? Why? Thanks again, best wishes to find another assignment.

I use to ride the LA Metro into downtown when I had to go end. Even with a company car and being paid while I dove, it beat the 1 to 2+ hr drive 😁😁

This is a great little vlog, and thanks for making it! Smaller LRT systems like the Tide don’t get a lot of coverage so it’s always nice to see more of it. Hope you can find the contract you’re looking for!

Thanks for the video Jeff, it’d be nice if you could make a video explaining everything about de union hall, i’d really appreciate it🙌🏻

The light rail in Norfolk looks like the Lynx line in Charlotte. Not been there but looks nice.

Good luck.

Enjoy your videos, interesting. Do you always have to go the Union Hall to get your jobs?

Hi :) I thought you had an employment contract with Maersk Line? Or have you chosen to be "a free bird", so you can choose which shipping company you want to sail with? :)

What happens when you can’t load or unload and your contract is up. Like when a ship is stuck out off LA and can’t unload.

If you would have taken the job on the west coast, would you pay for transportation to get there?

confused...i thought you work for maersk? you mean that you dont and are just a freelancer? so you could work for yang ming or cosco or other shipping lines?......

Is the Duck In still in business? I spent some time in VaBeach a long time ago with FLTDECGRULANT at Little Creek.

Frist one here..