We decided to take a tour of the harbor by dinghy today. First we stopped at a neighboring boat to say hello. He was from Maine and heading to Florida. We found a pontoon type of boat that advertised Burgers and Bait. Sounded fun, but we found out he was closed for the season.
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On shore, we picked up packages from the Harbormaster. Next stop was the hardware store for Dave to complete his next project. Then we had a late lunch at a Chinese restaurant that Dave found while I was gone. Good choice.
On the way back to the dinghy, we ran into the neighbor from Maine. I think we talked his ear off for about 20 minutes before I remembered he had asked us about public restrooms. Boaters!! At the dock, we realized at low tide there is a huge boulder in the last slip. We saw it partially exposed one day and wondered what it was. Crazy how it is completely covered at high tide. We toured a little further before heading back before sunset.
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not a great photo because of the light, but wanted to show the white buoy that is attached to the rock |
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obviously taken at high tide, not same day. Surprised there isn't a gate across the entrance |
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checked out the waterway that passes through Cape Ann Peninsula |
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