Thrilling, but very weird looking over the edge.

Going into the first Peterborough lock on July 19.

A loon and a baby. We have seen a number of loons in Ontario. The loon call is haunting, but beautiful.

Pretty homes along the route.

Can’t wait to experience this magical part of the Great Loop!

Bella meeting Bella

Howie swimming off of the back of the boat with Bella.

Yeah, that’s me as the “i” in Kingston, but tough to see at night.

Everyone has a different take on how to build their house in the Thousand Islands.

Overlooking Henderson Bay near Sackett’s Harbor, NY.

Chillin’ on the front of the boat right before sunset.

Turtle mania.

We were a little over half way through the Erie/Oswego canals.

So a turtle while biking along the Erie Canal.

On Howie’s birthday, he threw a dart and it split another one of his dart’s!

Mom, our first cousin Jennifer, Laurie and Linda all together on the boat.

We miss Howie’s Mom everyday, though it was wonderful to be with the Plevyak family sharing stories and being together.

This lighthouse was one of the iconic points that the marina shared about when to turn into the Rondout Creek where they are housed.

One of the reasons this trip has been so amazing is that we have been able to meet up with friends and family along the way. Sarah Dahlgren and her son Spencer were able to meet us for dinner in Croton-on-the-Hudson. Sarah and her family have been friends of ours for 55 years!