Wow, I didn't realize how long it has been since I posted last! The amusement park auction came and went and it was fun to watch online. However, the prices for everything went up and up, so we didn't end up buying anything.
Our weather hasn't been the greatest, especially for the first couple of days when Beach Cruiser, Barb and Barry came from Florida to visit us. Dave had found a boat for sale like the one they lost in Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. This rare Blue Fin on a trailer happened to be close by in Latham and we checked it out for them first to see its condition. It is the perfect boat for them, and now we can explore together different places during the winter. The trailer's axle and wheel bearings needed work before it could even move from the previous owner's driveway, so Barry fixed what was needed while Dave held an umbrella over him in the pouring rain. The two days of rain were perfect for the guys to make sure the boat and trailer were ready for the long journey south, while staying dry in our 'shop'. When the weather began to clear (along with morning fog lifting), it was time to show our guests around our property and trails. The four us also headed to Ticonderoga for the day to do some leaf peeping. The leaves were almost at peak color high up in the mountains.
Barb and I model 😉 at the lower La Chute Falls...
Back home, we decided to visit Waterford to see the lock and any boats that were docked. There happened to be a catamaran we recognized from Abaco, but no one was onboard. It was a gorgeous day at the convergence of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers.
Yesterday we bid a fond farewell to the Beach Cruiser crew as they headed towards home. We had such a good time together and it makes us look forward to our winter in Jensen Beach! The time is flying by and it won't be that long until we depart too.
😎 Time to Dream On! 😉
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