Winter Interloodium

interloodium: noun   a period of time for self introspection and hibernation, patiently awaiting the return to the Sacred Basin 

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Videos From The Basin

Last Hurrah!! Part Two

Driver's wife and helper (so you can't see her.)

Owner and Operator and driver

After removing all umbilical cords, trailer is hooked to truck, and

Bye-Bye, Taj Mahal!!

    Vicky and I got to the BASIN on Friday, the Thirteenth. We began the disembowelment of the  travel trailer, sometimes referred to as the Taj Mahal. We dined at the Kitchen, much to the delight of our tummy-tum-tums. All of Saturday and part of Sunday, we made ready the trailer to travel. I was a bit nervous because of the small distance that divided the trailer from the deck, but there was no need for worry; the moment of departure came and went without a problem. Much of our outdoor stuff was left on the deck protected by tarps. I want to go back up soon to see what it looks like and if anything needs to be done or undone. 

Addendumb to Part one of two:

Our table at the Village Cafe in Greenwich

The cafe has some mighty fine munchies

Bob Rossi's trailer

The Last Hurrah!! (part 1 of 2)

Two more weekends and then its the end of the season

A favorite sight on Northway

The tables are stacked against us. Only two more weeks
and we must flee or be forever damned.

A cool houseboat. I wouldn't mind having that.

The boats ore leaving quickly; it looks like a smile with missing teeth.

 

 

        I goofed up the page, but you can get the gist of the thing. I do so hope.

A Sudden Change Is In The Air: Or, A New Slant On The Weather

The name of the Blog shall remain the same, only the names will change to protect the indecent. Vicky, I, Ben, and Bena shall be, and will remain, the focus of the blog; so help me, GOD! Other inmates of the Basin my be inadvertently but more than likely unavoidably mentioned. Their names may be changed to protect the local wildlife.

Next Year -- New Year!  Wipe away the cob webs

Cardboat Board Races @ Schuylerville, New York

    It was a beautiful, day at Fort Hardy Park and an enthusiastic crowd covered the lawn, rocks. and benches. Mostly oldsters were there, but a number of youngsters were scattered in the mix. If I were a real reporter, I would have gotten names and other details in order to make this article more informing and enjoyable to read. I am hoping the pictures will make up for my poor reporting skills.

Several boats were there to attend to any emergencies that might arise.

John and Annette Reilly were there

Bena was there.

Ben was there

😵Vicky and John were there.
Sally Culligan was there🐲

Little kids were there

The boats were there

The boats, the people

The excitement was there

Unusual creatures were there

Unusual combinations were there

John R and the "BLUE ZIPPER" were there to help haul helpless and hapless people here and there....

SO! WHERE WERE YOU?????? and what is in your wallet?????