Went for a bike ride which ended with some drizzle. We didn’t get too wet though and when we got
back we had a look at our mosquito panels with their new zips. The boat was still too wet to continue the
project but the zips looked very nice - (Plug for Larry Bronson – Top of the
Line Canvas, 607 849 6006). We filled up
with water, gas and propane since we were planning on being in Canada the next
few days and would rather not buy gas there!
Had a pleasant sail to Ivy Lea, 44° 21.52N 76° 00.99W and managed to avoid the rain,
although it was a lot cooler than it has been.
We docked at Williams Marine. An
odd harbor! There are 3 “marinas”
here. 2 of them share the same main
dock, and each has finger pontoons on their respective sides. The other “marina” has its own main dock,
parallel to the 1st. There
doesn’t seem to be enough business to support 3 operations, but I suppose it
must be working. The rain started again
shortly after we docked and continues as we write this @ 9:30pm. Went for a walk on Ivy Lea Road after eating
dinner on the boat. Saw 3 fox, floating
cottages, and many lovely homes and gardens.
It’s a very pretty area.
Ship’s log: 1709.5 Today's log: 7.5nm, Season total: 74.0nm
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