I got a text this morning, upon waking, with emojis of tea and a doughnut! That boy....
There is not much to Cape Vincent, but we aren't picky!
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Our not-very-attractive wall. But.....FREE!!
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Lovely old building - the Fisheries Station. We are allowed to tie up on their dock for up to 48 hours. That is very ambitious of them - we saw the town in .6 hours.
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The fisheries station has a local-fish aquarium. So, naturally, Rick (whose undergrad degree is in aquaculture) was all up in that.
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This chap was out for an early row - such a cute dory.
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Off we went, into the wild blue yonder of Lake Ontario. Which, thanks to Mr Weather, was very smooth. In the beginning. Gradually it got to be a bit rolly (that is the technical boating term), but my Bonine held, Rick did the bulk of the work, and we got to Oswego at the end of a long day.
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| Look how perky and ready Rick's balls are! They are off duty until the Oswego locks. |
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We came back into Oswego, locked up one lock, and tied up for the night. We both knew we SHOULD go for a walk - but we were worn out and only up for a walk to get ice cream.
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| I BEEN sayin… |
Good night, water - only one more day to go....
It's a very upstate NY thing to get ice cream of an evening! Was it soft serve?
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