Most folks consider Labor Day the end of the season for summer vacations… not us! We leave the boats out and readily available until Columbus Day.
Thus, yesterday after lunch, Joan and I headed down the lake in the kayaks to spend a bit of time at camp and with the ultimate goal of getting the Sunfish out of the water for the season.
The afternoon was mild. The temperature was in the low 60s, there was a gentle breeze on the lake and the skies were partly sunny. Joan decided to take one more sail around the lake. I headed back out in the kayak to photograph the lakeside foliage.
After we got the boat and rigging stowed away, we meandered back down the lake in the kayaks. By then the skies had become overcast and the wind had died out. I made some more photos on the trip back down the lake.
We had a truck load of boats (two kayaks and a canoe) on the way back to the house. We won’t put them away for good until roughly Thanksgiving… there are probably a few more nice days between now and then!
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Wow Frank. Wished I could have been there to see the reflections, smell the air and relish the sky. Really love number 7 and 11. Thanks for sharing your gift.
Blessings to you
K
Comment by Kevin — 15 October 2013 @ 7:05 PM