I'll take it.
Another beautiful morning in Crab Creek.
The big September Nor'easter was relatively kind to the waters I ply. There is some debris -- branches, limbs, logs, 2x4s -- but nothing like was seen on the coast. I stayed in the creek to check on my big birds and recon any damage. The wather was lovely, and no wind to speak of.
After 24+ hours of steady rain, even low tide (the time of the photo) looks pretty high.
Crab Creek, and windy.
We hosted the CBSA raft-up in Reed Creek on the Chester. 7 boats total. The theme required guests to bring an appetizer or dessert featuring a food referenced in a JB song, and everyone was up to the task. Great food and company, with beautiful weather. We sailed much of the way in each direction, though we got rained on on the way home.
I'm cranking up the kayak days in the hope of reaching 90 days by the end of September, leaving just 10 more days to accomplish in Octobeer and November. So far, the weather had been cooperative.
Crab Creek to Church Creek today.
The air temperature, water temperature, and humidity are all about the same today: 80ish. Fitting for my 80th day this year. A paddle around Crab Creek.
Much as we like Stan & Joe's Riverside, it's the ONLY place we've ever gone for lunch on Heron. So this time, we went to HIgh Tide Grill (Harper's) on Turkey Point off Selby Bay. Nice to have another option.