Endymion Island was so relaxing we stayed another day. We caught up with the blog, did some chores, swam and I cleaned the boot stripe around the hull and took Abby for her walks and combined that with a cocktail cruise around the islands nearby. Debbie did a few cleaning chores and made bread pudding for our dessert. This is a popular anchorage and there are Parks mooring balls so you don't need to deploy your own anchor. The anchorage filled up yesterday afternoon and then for whatever reason a few boats left after dinner. Really is my generator that loud?? I don't think it was that as we only ran it to make dinner. The water is a little cool for swimming as all of Lake Ontario is but its fine and you don't get cold by staying in for a long time. It is so clear that you can see the bottom, whats on it and whether its rock, sand or weeds. The high water this year has opened up a lot of new places to explore that most years would be shallow. The Parks dock was closed and I guess they are not collecting fees. Didn't matter to us as we had purchased a season mooring pass that includes all of these moorings and Park docks. Many other docks in the 1000 islands are also closed due to the high water, and I would guess the boat traffic is down because of it. It rained for an hour in the afternoon and it poured overnight. When does summer start here!!!
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| Endymion Island mooring field |
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| Parks dock with concrete blocks to hold down the wood dock over a crib so it doesn't float away |
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| Beautiful moon last night and just as clear this morning at 5:30 AM |
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| The moon this morning |
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| Debbie's bread pudding. Yum! |
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