Cinnamon swirl pancake - yummy!
George and Jane
Then to the Rice Creek Field Station - part of SUNY and where George and Jane focus on reestablishing the white oak trees which were wiped out during the 1800's. They were great wood for marine use and now in very short supply. Through State University of New York students at Rice Creek, they are growing these trees and Jane and George distribute them to various groups, schools, etc., who are willing to plant and nurture them.
Some of the trees at various states at Rice Creek
It was an interesting morning and we were back at Ess Kay by 12:30. Spent the afternoon working on photos, read and took a nap.
Tonight Mike, our new "kid on the block" here at the marina prepared dinner - delicious burgers and lamb chops and a wonderful Greek salad. Mike is Greek and recently bought his first boat and will be doing the Loop by himself hoping to start later this week. Peanut butter brownies topped off our picnic supper!
Mike
The picnic crowd tonight at Ess Kay + Zemma
Kim, owner and operator of Ess Kay
Ken, Frankie and Jason - cleaners of Catrina
Compound, polish, wax
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