It’s a Lake by George!

Canada Street in Lake George

2013.07.24  --  We traveled into the far northern regions of the empire to take some pictures, get a T shirt, and bring back some taffy for the Culligan man..

The Heck With the Deck, Where are the Sausages!

Sometimes in the  middle of a rain shower, a little ray of sun will appear, or visa-versa. In the following case it was visa-versa. I got a deck for the camper (nice, huh?). BUT, some sausages mysteriously disappeared from Phil Dean’s magic freezer. No one knows who got away with the sausages.

Haul The Deck And Hold The Ducks

This is John Robinson, carpenter, assembling the deck on my camper. In the background is Daniel Culligan, a local indigenous native.

These are my ducks.

That’s John Robinson, the Imperial wood worker working on the deck. You might notice, in top picture, the guest appearance of Dan Culligan

Ducks Of Joy

Duck Attack at the SYB

Signs of the Thymes

Home is where you hang your SYB cap.

No food, No Cooking here!

Return to the SYB

This, folks, is an after dinner moon-mint! It was in the eastern part of the sky looking over the Hudson River on 2013.07.20.I loved the sky on this one. This is Fish Creek. It flows into the Hudson.

How Fast’s The Fish Creek Rising, Papa?

This picture was taken a while back. The creek, at present, has gone down quite a bit. I went out with two extraordinary boaters on Sunday afternoon, but, alas, I have no photos of that exciting event.

Barnacle Bob’s Boat

Bob will not allow me to moor my  boat, the HMS Scyter, next to his boat. He loves to poke fun at me for being a novice boatman. Little does he know that I have improved my nautical abilities a thousand fold. I still have to learn the art of backing the boat into the dock though.

 



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Meet Bob Rossi

This is Bob Rossi, sometimes referred to as “Jersey Bob”:
This is really a great puppy. He belongs to one of the boat people who arrive and depart randomly at different times and different days during the summer weeks: