- It's always fun to take a dinghy ride. We pack a lunch - God forbid we should go anywhere without snacks and beer. We always take our snorkel gear with us, you never know when that lobster dinner Mike promised me is right under the boat. Did I tell you Mike bought a Hawaiian sling to catch fish and lobster? Mike said he sees lobsters all the time, they're just not big enough. He's waiting for the 10 pounder before he shoots. There are places here that remind me of an english muffin, you know, nooks and crannies to pull into. We went into this creek, eventually it was a dead end. The silence and seclusion is amazing. Mike cut the engine and we just sat there. You can't tell how deep the water is, it's so clear. You think it's shallow. We held hands and jumped in together. It was deep and cold. Now, how to get me back in the boat... Glad there was no one to take my picture.
Hanging Oak Tree
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Dinghy Rides
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TALL SHIP, LAKE ERIE
TALL SHIP, LAKE ERIE
THRILL SEEKERS
THRILL SEEKERS
Murphy's in Port Dalhousie, Canada
Murphy's in Port Dalhousie, Canada
800Ft Tanker, we gave him the right of way!
800Ft Tanker, we gave him the right of way!
Holding onto a line in the Welland Canal
Holding onto a line in the Welland Canal
KING KONG GATES AT WELLAND
KING KONG GATES AT WELLAND
Port Dalhousie Carnival Carousel
Port Dalhousie Carnival Carousel
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
View from CN Tower
View from CN Tower
Mike Swimming in Lake Oneida
Swimming in Lake Oneida
Lock #17
Another view of canal
View of canal
Another lock
Last lock
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