Sign at the entrance to Bayview Yacht Club.
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Marge, Helen Baker, and Lynn Baker at BYC bar.
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Bayview Yacht Club bar.
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Our house on Colonial Rd., Grosse Pointe Shores.
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This was our house on Belanger in Grosse Pointe Farms. Picture
taken on our Detroit trip.
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Two swans and several Canadian Gees in Bayview's lagoon.
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Lake freighter out of Bayview's window. These boats are about 1000 feet long, limited
by the restrictions of the St. Lawrence seaway.
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Another bar scene, Detroit trip
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Bayview Yacht Club bar. note the rophies, they're all sailing.
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Scene at the DYC bar on Detroit trip, Marge, Helen Baker, and me.
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I didn't!
These pictures are from the 2nd oldest lighthouse in Florida.
Built in 1820. It is at the end of a great National reserve, and also
only a few miles from one or our favorite eating places

One of the oldest light hoses in this country.
St. Marks Florida

Is this place Dog friendly?

Guess who came to dinner!

As you can imagine, we have a lot of free time now. Partly age, and partly a new
area, and old people just don't make close friends that fast. No club like OPYC where
socializing is very easy, and even though the membership is aging, it's still easy to
form good friendships. Here, the closest thing to a club is Perry Center. It is well ruun,
and we use it. When we do, we are one of the younger ones present.
All this is to lead up to the fact that lunch is often a majot part of the day, and we
look forward to finding more places to go. The Riverside cafe in St. Marks is a new one we intend
to use more often. It's about 39 miles from where we live, and on the Wakulla { I think }
river, and close to the NE corner of the Gulf. It's a few miles from Angelo's, in Panacea.
We'll be seeing a lot of it I think.
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Marge at Riverside Grill

Dock at Riverside Grill

Riverside Grill, Marge is at the left side

Riverside Grill

outside grill where dogs are welcome

outside room where dogs are welcome

Addendum to post below,none of us like the name Caprese, and apparantly neither does the
new dog. Last night we settled on Hobo, even though this suggests a male.
We'll try it out, more later.RHD

WE have had Klondike for 7 months, we really loved him, especially me,
but he developed a problem! In the last 2 weeks, he began to s;pook
easily to eveyone but me, especially Marge. It scared her, and also me.
I don't know if he would have ever bitten her, but I could not take a chance.
I was told it was a dominence problem. I was promoted to Alpha dog,
but he was # 2!!! It was suggested that it could be corrected in time, but
I can't wait.

So, Klondike is history, and Caprise is the new dog.

HOPE IT WORKS, I BELIEVE IT WILL

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The new dog,and Mom. Looks like a good choice
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The end of the first day, new dog!
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Just to prove that my bird feeder is attracting visitors!
I don't know one from another, but it's fun watching!

Oh well, it's not as exciting as racing sailboats, but
this is Tallahassee!

What else is there to do?

Not fair, we are enjoying it immensely, but we are
getting older
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