June 20, 2024
Before I launch into walk photos, I want to acknowledge the fellow above who took it upon himself to guard the Zephyr during our absence. He was sunning himself when I tied up, and still there when we returned.
We dinghied to the other (non-Mike) end of Melanie Cove to walk a trail to a small unnamed lake about a mile from the water. The walk was uphill, the lake overlook offered an opportunity for a drink of water and a snack.
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Michael Barnes
June 21, 2024 — 4:18 pm
Dear MAB and Steve!
Thank you for including a snake! I just finished reading a Dorothy Sayers mystery (Lord Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane are now married and parents of three boys . . . and a pet snake, named Cuthbert, who is only a temporary dependent! It sounds like YOUR Cuthbert was indeed a FGS, but then you didn’t trust him with the keys, did you? Cheers!! Love, MEB
Steve P
June 21, 2024 — 5:35 pm
Never, ever trust a snake with your keys. He’s likely to either swallow them or exchange them for a dozen mice.