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Bob, back from raking clams and picking mussels.Bruce, with his full bag. How are we going to prepare them today? “steamed, baked, on the half shell? All those and more!Stephanie’s bag of mussels, compliments of Bob. (Penny Too) (And, “my” Bob worked h…

Beautiful harbors in this part of the country.I think this is sailboat country. I’ve never seen so many sailboats.OOPS! Beautiful homes, tucked back in the hills along the shores.

Patty, Julia, Penny, and Stephanie, on Pied Piper, on Patty’s Birthday.Stephanie, slurping another clam on the half shell. She is loving this!

Mussels, in olive oil, garlic, and wine sauce, prepared by the beautiful, and talented Stephanie.Clams on the half shell. Bob (Penny Too) had a lot of work to do to keep up with the group’s demandsSteamed clams. Keep’em coming Bob!OMG! # 2 and #3 for m…

Visitors in the harbor, looking for a handout.This boating stuff is hard work. Callie, napping, on the deck of Penny Too.What a perfect end to another perfect day.

We are anchored out in the harbor at Watch Hill in Rhode Island, after seven fun days with Joe, Julia, Julia’s nephew Brian, and six of their friends, who I can say are our new cruising friends now, but more about that in another blog.We left our ancho…

Our first views of New York City. It looks like we are close, but it is still a good distance away. Me, with the lady in the distance.Two beautiful ladies!

All I could say was, WOW!We’re getting closer.The new World Trade Center, towering above all the others.This is how it looked from the helm chairs.

The Staten Island ferry terminal.South Street SeaportWhat a site!The Empire State Building.

The UN.Everything in NY is big. This Pepsi sign is about six stories high.No, that house isn’t on the ground on a hill, with trees etc planted in the yard. It’s on top of about a 20 story building.This is our plotter screen, showing us on the East Rive…