We awoke to another sweltering hot day, so after a quick breakfast, Marty, the kids and I went for a walk before the heat became unbearable. This when I learned that young William could actually walk in six directions at the same time – in fact I think it would have been easier wrangling a herd of dizzy cows down the sidewalk then trying to keep William walking in one direction. Leif is another story, he usually goes in a single direction....fast! So we sent Stella and Magnus running after him while Marty and I double teamed William.
Later that morning, we packed up the boat, filled up with
diesel, and headed off sailing for Kelleys Island, putting Marty in charge at
the helm. It was quite a nice sail
across, as the wind was co-operating, the waves were small and the sun was
shining. We arrived at the north side of
Kelleys, got the boat anchored, then all jumped in for a refreshing swim, which
was welcome. I then got the barbeque set
up and we cooked a nice easy hot dog and hamburger lunch, and washed it down
with a couple brewskis. We then sailed
around the east side of the island and encountered some pretty big waves, which
had been building all day from the constant breeze, and which provided for a
pretty rough ride at times. After an
hour or two we pulled up to the docks, got tied up, had a few happy hour wobbly
pops with Andrew on his boat, then packed up the team and wandered into town
for a walk. Kelleys Island is less busy
than Put-in-Bay so it was perfect for a leisurely stroll through the streets.
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