Really, Reilly????

Annette Reilly catches one, big fish,

much to the embarrassment and befuddlement of her husband, John. Let us all bow to the feminine goddess in all of us.

The Corgis Have Left The Basin; Fly high little Corgis

Fly high little Corgis

    Scyter, my first Corgi, loved it up here. Cookie, my second Corgi, did not live long enough to come here. Ben and Bena love it now.

Vertigo Bay Strikes Again, And Now, Again

If you have never had it, don't order it!!

   Sure-an-b-golly, it's a livid devil of a thing. You can read all about it in the Newsletter. If you didn't bother checking the Newsletter, tough; next time read them... I am feeling better, though. will be trying to get up  tomorrow.

Hand's Melons just abound the corner

World Famous Hand's Melons on Rte 29 is just a short putter-putter east of the SYB. The actual sign is not blurry. My wife was driving erotically, and I missed a good shoot.."Shoot!!"

Mondo Monday at the Basin 2017.07.24

Fish Creek on the rise

This is a short, cinematic description of wet weather in all its glory.

         We drove up Sunday, the day before the muck and mire apocalypse. We had dinner at the Kitchen, like we always do on the first night of the encampment. To keep things short and simple, Wednesday was the only sunny day in the rather wet, weak week.

Sheriff (from the English, shire Reeve) Dan Culligan, on the right, is carrying the latest newspaper, in which the weather report for the Basin is sheer doom and gloom. He is very despondent (as you can tell by the way he is walking), His wife, Sally (on the left), however, remains jaunty, perky, and pretty.

                We left Thursday in the turbulence of another rain storm.

Passed Blast at the Route 9N THE KETTLE

Inside the Route 9N The Kettle with a very young V DiCesare

Ducks, Ducks, and more Ducks (A MeteoricMedia Production)

This video was shot last  year and is acting as a protege of the possibilities.