Sunday, July 05, 2009

view of he Grosse Pointe Yacht club. as we were driving by.
The club rightly claims to be one of the worlds prettiest clubs.
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Don tending bar in the kitchen.
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Helen and her sister-in-law Lindy in their leisure room!!
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Don and his dog Bella in Don's house on Lake St. Clair.
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Brian and his very pretty lady friend. He's the Baker's
youngest. He has sailed all over the world as Brian Detwiler's
foredeck guy. The boats they race in and against are world
class racing sailboats of about 75 feet, and larger now!!
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Deb, Helen, and Lindy at Bayview Yacht Club.
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Our house that we bought from the builder
abot 1953.
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The tree is one I planted at our house when we
bought it about 1953.
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M Father's plaque at the Grosse Pointe Church.
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My mother's plaque in the Grosse Pointe church
columbarium
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Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, Mich.
This is the church we attended while living in the
Grosse Pointes.I actually taught Sunday school there until they found out I am an agnostic!
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Brian Baker, Don and Helen's youngest, in front
of a back dock dock box. One for all the large boar slips.
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Bridget Baker's boat in her slip at the DYC back dock
Bridget is Dona and Helen's daughter.
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Thursday, July 02, 2009

Marge, Deb, and I on the back doc where only
sailboats stay. There abot 80 slips, and the
overflow is on the front docks.
Slips are allocated by a simple formula
I developed while on the board. There
is a waiting list for slips!!
Incidentally, slips are called wells all
through this area.
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Main dock, DYC
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DYC scene
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See below for my comment
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This house is on the lot where
Deb's old Mich house was.
She says it closely resembles
her old house.
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
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A view of the St. C lair river looking South at
St Clair, Mich. The stacks on the left are in Canada,
the ones at the right are in the States.
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A view of Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair at the tiki bar.
Not as nice as the one we frequented in Riviera Beach,
bt a great view.
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The Tiki bar's kid band group. I thought they were terrible,
Deb said they were great. We agreed that they
were loud!!
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John M ontgomery and Deb at Dylan's
see below
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See Below
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This was at Dylan's, it used to be Tom's Oyster bar. It wae managed for years
by our friend, John Montgomery, Jr. He ran it for 20 years, and is now part
owner of the bar . We loved seeing him, his dad and mother were among my closest
friends. They are both now deceased .
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009

Marge and Hobo having a busy day at Westminster Oaks!!

Just kiding, we really like it here!!

RHD
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