Breaking The Sound Barrier

here we are onthe beach. Three people have decided to join us. Eric Sundman, an rtm member, and David and Christy Ball. Eric is showing us where a windmill was.

So, it’s T-minus 14 hours until BK and I hit the beach, Pine Creek, to be exact. We’ll get started early– about 8 a.m. Consider this an invitation to join us and to blog along with us. This will be an adventure for sure. Since those close to me know walking and chewing gum can lead to some interesting stuff, walking and blogging may be quite the challenge. Stay tuned!

MariAn

We finished made it to my car before it really started to rain hard. Well I did anyway Christian was still taking video. The last leg was quiet past big houses and small cottages.

On the private part of Fairfield Beach Road. We stray above mean high water but no one seems to care. Sun has gone away again, but it is still a nice walk. Some of the hoMes are pretty big

The sun is out! We had some lunch and talked with Ann and Colleen Roche about the days when Penfield Pavilion was a private club called Sun Haven. We got frisbees.

At Penfield Beach. Here we’ve seen professional sand sculptors and Subman passing out frisbees. It is starting to rain and we are going to take a lunch break.

About to cross over into private beach club property. No swimming at Jennings because of thunder

Well we’ve gotten to actual beach. We’re at Jennings Beach near the boat racks. Not many people but the sand rake is on the job.

Didn’t kNow there was a helicopter pad here

A short walk through a wooded area brings us to a picnic grove hard by the creek. We’ve met A couple of walkers but pretty much have the place to ourselves.