36 Year Dream

PLOP. PLOP.

Day 102 – Last night was interesting. Once it was fully dark outside we kept hearing this plop, plop, plopping sound out at the Harbor. We’d heard it before, but it was sporadic. We had thought maybe it was the pine cones falling into the Harbor from the trees? Or maybe it was a bird, fishing? Like a Kingfisher diving? This was more often.

SUMMER IS ENDING?

Day 101 – We actually had to turn the heat on this morning in the RV; it was in the low 50’s when we got up. Rob visited the cliff and got a few pictures: Cormorants, and of all things, a Seagull eating an apple? Who knew.

GOOD LUCK, MICHAEL S. HOPE ALL WENT WELL!

Day 100 – At the cliff this morning Rob took pictures of, guess what? More mushrooms. It was 66 degrees and sunny. When he came back to the RV, and after relaxing a little, he went outside and waxed a section of the RV, the next step after washing it which he did a couple of days ago. He’s found that waxing it in sections is a lot easier than doing it all at once.

A FISHY DAY.

Day 99 – Thursday’s are Crab Day, so off we went to Betty’s Crabmeat in Pembroke this morning. You can only get a couple of containers at a time, so we’ll keep going back to stock up until we leave here. There was nothing new at the cliff this morning when Rob went out with his coffee.

SPRUCES, MUSHROOMS, AND WASPS.

Day 98 – It looks like it will be a gorgeous day today. Rob spent a lot of time at the ManCliff this morning and got some pictures. I thought he might’ve fallen off, but he came back happy. Grin.

CHANGEABLE WEATHER.

Day 97 – The waves were still pounding away here, but after last night’s rain, the storm seems to have passed over us. Rob went out to the cliff and there was some bird activity since it was low tide. When he came back to the RV, he soon went to work and spent the morning washing the RV. It’s hard work, it’s big, and he was soaked when he came in for lunch.

A SLOW DAY.

Day 96 – The waves were really loud last night. It rained all night, and this morning we were in dense fog with a little rain throughout the morning. Rob didn’t go out to the cliff. It does seem like the storm has fizzled out a bit & may not be a problem here. We’ll see.

We were inside all day until later in the afternoon when we visited a neighbor. She’d invited us over for a catch-up visit. She bought her land a little before we bought ours. She had a cottage built and had us over for dinner years ago, but we hadn’t seen her much because she was never here when we were here. We had a good visit and caught up on years of activity on both our parts. Thank you, Maureen. Good seeing you!

The rain is supposed to pick up tonight but should end tomorrow. Hurricane Henri was downgraded to a Tropical Storm earlier. We don’t think it will do damage here, which is good since we really didn’t want to leave to head north and inland to get away from the winds.

KAYAKING IN THE HARBOR.

Day 95 – It started out foggy & humid, but when the fog lifted and the sun came out, we hurried to Smith Beach – the place on this peninsula that people use to launch kayaks. We had a wonderful paddle. It was almost high tide when we started out with rolling surf & very little wind. The Beach is near the mouth of the Harbor. We rode the small waves into the Harbor with the tide, which made it an easy paddle.

NOT MUCH NEW HERE.

Day 94 – It was overcast, cool & breezy this morning. Rob only got one picture at the cliff this morning (yellow-green fungus – how exciting, LOL). All was quiet. We continued working on various projects throughout the morning. The sun came out before lunch. The screened tent is looking good for the afternoon.

THE COMING STORM.

Day 93 – It rained most of the night and was very foggy with a drizzle this morning. Rob didn’t go outside for his usual morning cliff time. He has done volunteer work for The American Red Cross in New York State in the past. He had designed & is troubleshooting their Inventory Control Website. They contacted him with problems with the site, which they had found when preparing for Tropical Storm Henri, probably to be “Hurricane” Henri, expected to impact New York early-to-mid next week. He spent almost all day working on the website.