We have noticed that some of the leaves are beginning to change already, but we are doing our best to keep summer going as long as possible. Lake George water temperature is still about 75 degrees, which certainly is refreshing. We recently spent the day down in a cove in the Mother Bunch Islands. What a view from underneath Black Mountain.
Dave decided to do a bit of snorkeling and checked out this beaver lodge. He said it looked to be active, so he kept his distance.
This past day Sunday we took our final kayak trip from Hulett's Landing to Agnes Island (the Washington County Park closes after Labor Day). Dave had another great snorkeling adventure and saw lots of fish. In the crystal clear water, I even got to see a huge school of sunfish from above, as they congregated under a fallen pine tree. From Below, Dave said it looked like he was swimming in a Bass Pro Shop's fish tank. The 'Turtle Whisperer' came up with an early birthday present for me. It was fun to watch it swim back down into the depths when Dave let it go on the surface of the water.
On the north end of Agnes Island, we spotted this huge cairn that some of the campers had built.
It even had a message in a bottle taped to the top, most likely a Geocache for others to hunt for and find.
Whether it is in the Chris Craft Speedster ' Moxie' or just out in our kayaks, we are taking advantage of whatever summerlike weather is left.
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