1/22 -1/25 - We are definitely in relax mode right now. As the heading says, we’ve been doing a little of this and a little of that. We spent another day over at the Grand Isle Resort where we had another fabulous lunch and took advantage of the pool and hot tub. As 5:00 approached they came around and invited us to happy hour and appetizers – all free. We chatted with the manager awhile. He was from Colorado, but has been transplanted here the past 7 years.
On another day, we all went out kayaking. We each have our single inflatable kayaks and Michael and Jana have a double inflatable. We paddled out into the Sound. We’ve never kayaked in the ocean before, so the swells were a new experience for us. Forgot my camera though, so no pictures. Linda has taken to walking the beach each day looking for sea glass and sea beans. She even got Gerry to go with her one morning. We continue to do a few boat chores, read, chat with our neighbors on the dock and just happily pass the time away.
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Gerry in his own private world |
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The view from the hot tub |
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The beach where Linda got her sea glass |
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Sea Treasures -- first sea bean and lots of seaglass |
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This is the seawall/breakwater heading into the marina
Lots of coreloc - date of May 03 scratched on them |
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Approaching the beach |
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A shot looking out at the point. The other day we
kayaked there -- wouldn't catch us doing that today |
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Poor Betty Cay - we also kayaked around this cay |
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Gerry on the beach |
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A set of rollers coming in to shore |
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Don't fall |
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We watched a sailboat going out the channel -- it did not look fun |
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Waves hitting the rocks -- you can see the spray in the picture
(I got wet) |
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I think this is the same type of bird I
photographed the other day -- but older
(Editor's Note: Our friend Sterling, the eco expert,
tells us this is a night heron) |
A short clip of the sailboat heading into the Sound. I was narrating, but you can't hear anything because of the wind
2 comments:
Thoroughly enjoy your blog! I confirmed with the Audobon Field Guide of Birds that your bird picture is a yellow crowned night heron. Enjoy the warm weather, it's been close to zero here in Connecticut!!
Bob & Lynda
m/v Erika Lin
thanks for the heron id. we are thinking of you folks up north - makes glad to be here!
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