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7:24 |
The sun has just popped out momentarily from the cloud banks. It's 35º, a bit breezy but I will be able to kayak. As usual this time of the year, I will probably be the only one on the lake at this hour although I did kayak past a fisherman on Saturday, probably the guy who later got caught in the storm. It's 9:20 and I was out for close to an hour, chasing off a couple of eagles but I was able to photograph lots of wood ducks, hugging the shoreline.
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Kayak Morning |
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Into The Sun |
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Wood Ducks |
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A Couple Of Females And A Male |
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Hugging The Shoreline |
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Turkey Vultures Are Back |
Yesterday was a brisk but pleasant day out, windy but lots of sun so we could get outside. I was only able to paddle for 20 minutes because of the wind and waves but that was enough. Once again, I picked up some deadfall and later in the afternoon, took two more trash cans of deadfall up the hill. It's become a regular part of my day recently. We did have a long coffee time but by 11:00, we were ready to go for our usual Sunday walk around the Chautauqua Institution. We walked end to end, over two and a half miles and it took us over an hour. Fortunately, we were protected from the winds most of the way so it was pleasant meandering among the various streets.
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Thunder Bridge |
When we returned home, Evie pulled some pancakes out of the freezer, popped them in the air fryer and I had breakfast, pancakes, with butter and lots of maple syrup. I then read, napped, took some deadfall up the hill, waiting for the Women's NCAA Basketball Finals at 3:30. It was a disappointing game because we wanted Iowa to win but LSU played the game of their life, and hardly missed from the three-point line. I didn't feel the game was decided until the referee called a bogus technical foul on Caitlin Clark and LSU then made four free throws to lock up the game, or so I thought. Most fans were not happy with the referees for either side.
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Kitchen Sisters |
Once the game was over, we were on our way to Linda and Ron's for Sunday dinner. Linda had a cheese and artichoke casserole ready for an appetizer so we sat around their kitchen table, enjoying a glass of wine and the appetizer. Dinner was a typical Sunday dinner, pot roast in wine sauce with lots of veggies. It hit the spot and with a salad with blue cheese dressing, all four of us were happy campers. For dessert, we had something healthy, a cheese and pear plate while we finished our wine. It was a good way to either end or begin the week. We were home by 9:45 and both of us were ready for bed.
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