boats and docks
Sep. 28th, 2013 12:41 amTime for more vacation photos. :-)

( more pictures behind the cut )
The first picture is our dock at the local marina — it’s a long, floating structure with multiple slips. The second picture is our slip, with my mom holding our main boat.
The third picture is our main boat in the shore station at our dock on the island, the one that leads up to our cabin. And the last picture is our little boat — basically a rowboat with a small outboard motor clamped on — which Dad and I used to take bridge repair supplies down to the east portage since it’s much more maneuverable in shallow water.
All this stuff is co-owned by my dad and his sister, my Aunt Jan. Someday it will pass down to me, Vicky, and our cousin Brian. Theoretically our cousin Eric will also inherit, but he hasn’t been to the lake in years so he may give Brian his share. (Cabins and boats do not maintain or pay for themselves, after all!)

The first picture is our dock at the local marina — it’s a long, floating structure with multiple slips. The second picture is our slip, with my mom holding our main boat.
The third picture is our main boat in the shore station at our dock on the island, the one that leads up to our cabin. And the last picture is our little boat — basically a rowboat with a small outboard motor clamped on — which Dad and I used to take bridge repair supplies down to the east portage since it’s much more maneuverable in shallow water.
All this stuff is co-owned by my dad and his sister, my Aunt Jan. Someday it will pass down to me, Vicky, and our cousin Brian. Theoretically our cousin Eric will also inherit, but he hasn’t been to the lake in years so he may give Brian his share. (Cabins and boats do not maintain or pay for themselves, after all!)