We ordered new kayaks last spring with an expected delivery date of June 15, 2021. I ordered two and Meg ordered one from a different vendor. She expected to pick up her kayak at the end of July. Both orders made it to the vendors the middle of November. Andrew and I went to pick […]

I haven’t been doing a good job of keeping up with the blogging so I have a three month backlog of pictures which is growing. I keep hoping to catch up and it is now beyond that although I plan to do recent blogs and backfill as the opportunity presents. October means fall, garden cleanup

As part of our July vacation we drove to Provincetown to go whale watching on the Dolphin Fleet. We also grabbed lunch and did some shopping. It was a very pleasant day. Unfortunately there was a ninety case breakout of the Delta variant about the time we were there. We were fortunate that we had

We decided to take a week long vacation in Chatham MA this summer. We didn’t vacation last year so we had plans to go all out on this trip. We planned to go whale watching twice, deep sea fishing with heavy tackle full day, fishing with light tackle half day and spend some time in

The VRBO listing for this house mentioned good fishing on Stillwater Pond, so we decided to check it out. Our first adventure was finding a bait shop to get worms and 3 day fishing licenses. The two bait shops in Chatham were closed. We used to get bait for surf casting there but the owners

After a very hot June, July has started out cold and rainy. We are wondering what Elsa is in store for us? (Tropical Storm Elsa headed our way) I don’t really have much to say, so I guess I will let the pictures do the talking. This set of pictures clears my backlog. BOIDS The

It has slipped from June into July already. One of our Yuccas has bloomed and another looks to follow suit. Cyrus was gung-ho to get ready for the fourth of July. My hair stylists suggested that Cyrus couldn’t do it all alone and that he needed a side kick. Remember what your mother’s used to

It is time to blog again. Nothing extraordinary has happened but enough interesting things have happened that I have ninety-one pictures for this blog. I suppose that is one of the great things about living in Moody Point. It is possible to see something of interest just walking the dog. Cybil is a classic example

Somehow we have been too busy to go out kayaking recently. In spite of that we have taken a few hundred pictures and it is time to blog again. I am amazed at how fast pictures accumulate around here. After I complete a blog, I often wonder how I am going to generate content for

We had a few warm days so we spent more time outdoors. To celebrate the weather we were inspired to change Cyrus’ clothes. Boids The boids haz been active. Our feeders are still dominated by the juvenile English starlings, but they leave the Oriole feeder alone. However they have found the suet feeder in the