Kelley took a long morning walk. We didn’t need to rush to the next spot because it was only about 6 miles. In fact, Kelley kept saying that we should just untie the boat and let the incoming tide move us north.

Right after we left the dock it started to rain. It felt a little chilly; I was pleased to grab a little jacket. With in this short journey were two of the biggest, and wholly unexpected gifts: light houses! The first one is being restored. WOuldn’t it be a charming spot to spend the summer? Of course in the winter you would be surrounded by ice….

And this one was at the entrance to Kingston. It looks like someone could be living there. There are curtains in the windows….This one was built in 1813….

We took a bus into Kingston. We should have done the “tourist’ thing, but instead hit the grocery store and hardware store and made it back on the next bus (on the hour). We are having a quiet afternoon. Tiger Woods is playing, in fact, he has just won the US Open.

There is a severe weather watch. not a surprise for us. It seems lately that where ever we go rain, thunderstorms and lightening are sure to show up. Better shut the computer down. I do love this weather.