The GREAT LAKES are ice free as of a couple of days ago.....when we called Winter Harbor Marina in the middle of May Lake Ontario still had ice....
Several boats on the wall
Lake Ontario
Lake Ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes in surface area but it is still the 14th largest lake in the world. It is almost 175 nautical miles long and 46 miles wide at its broadest point. Lake depths range from 100 to 800 feet offshore. Its shoreline totals 620 miles and is part of the international boundary between the United States and Canada.
We shared the wall with Blue Star
Leaving Oswego Harbor
Happy Father's Dad....hope we make it
Running about 10 + knots
We can see land
Captain charted our course north to Galloo Island and G3 lighted buoy. Then a correction to Red/White buoy and the East Charity Shoal Light.....another correction to the mouth of the St. Lawrence River.
Wolfe Island with its wind weather stations
The St Lawrence River
The St Lawrence River begins at the Thousand Islands. Actually numbering 1,800, they fill an area 15 miles wide at the Lake Ontario end, tapering to five miles over a downstream distance of about 5o miles. Because these islands were once mountain peaks, water depths between them can change abruptly from more than 50 feet to nothing.
Ferry crossing from Wolfe Island to mainland
Cape Vincent Mile 0 of the Thousand Islands
Father's Day Cruise
Village of Clayton NY Mile 15
Home of the Antique Boat Museum
Municipal Docks 30 Amp....can't use the stove...oh me
Rik and Horst going to dinner
Catholic Church
Father's Day Sunset
Beautiful Day.....Life is Good
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