Sunrise over the castle is superb. If you ever have the chance to visit the Thousand Islands in your own boat, this is definitely something you need to do. The holding is good and boat traffic is almost nonexistent after sunset. Thursday morning was spent delivering doughnuts to Beverly at Keewaydin State Park Marina. She was instrumental in keeping our sanity intact a few weeks ago while Providence was experiencing “hot flashes”. Funny how they go away after a few boat bucks and a whole new cooling system, think $$! We didn’t want her to think we had forgotten her generosity. We met friends later in the afternoon for a boat ride and dinner. How is it that food always tastes better on a boat? We enjoyed a great ride, conversation, and breaking bread together. After returning our friends to land we slid into the anchorage in Clayton and dropped the anchor in ten feet of water. The stars were brilliant as we turned off the navigation lights and looked skyward. Magnificent!
Friday was another spectacular day on the water. We headed downriver to Chippewa Bay for an afternoon of fishing, boating, and diving with friends. I’m just going to put this out there, if we had to rely on my skills as a fisherman to live, we’d starve to death. Just sayin. We met up with my dive buddy and discussed our dive plan. 1. Sink to bottom. 2. Take pretty pictures. 3. Return to boat. Oh yea, breathe, don’t forget to breathe. We tied to the marker bouys, suited up, and went overboard. It was an awesome dive!
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