Entry 43:
Tuesday, May 21st: Before I left BYC, I took advantage of charging up my I-Phone and took a needed hot shower. Thank you again BYC. My home will always be open to its members.
OK, Rochester should only take a half day so lets see if I can make Oswego, NY today. Weather forecast?
Again with the Coast Guards small craft warnings for the afternoon! OK, I need to move on if only 15 miles to Rochester Marine Harbor. The morning proved uneventful – thank goodness – and I made Rochester around noon with rain clouds looming. I took another shower and walked to an Italian restaurant for a great spaghetti dinner. I gave the bartender my favorite recipe and he made me an ‘Old Fashioned’. Got back to NTL, took an Aleve for my muscles and hit the sack.
Wednesday, May 22nd: The next morning I decided Poseidon wasn’t helping so I placed then secured his forked spear in his hand in the hope it would improve future weather forecasts. Aching and tired, I decided to take a break and spent the day vegetating and reading. The owner of a beautiful Freedom 40 came by asking about my Pacific Seacraft Flicka. To date, there hasn’t been a marina where at least one or more people would come by and I have yet to find anyone who either could not recognize the Flicka by sight or by name and seaworthy reputation.
That evening I had a can of tuna and read before retiring.
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