Another short day, jumping over an exposed bay and into a protected one. The weather projected rain and t-storms in the latter part of the morning so we thought we'd get a jump on it an go early while the winds were calm. Even when they kicked up they were from the south, and Long Island offered decent protection along the way.
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Not a great sky but awesome water. |
We made water again, which is a 2 hour task, so we couldn't move fast or it wouldn't be done by the time we got there. This is still a new process for us so we're keeping it to using very deep (and we're hoping, therefore, cleaner) water to start with.
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Breakfast: French Toast and strawberries |
Raining weather means wet dingy rides, which I'm against. Yesterday, Northport had a farmers market, so we bought salads, bread, and strawberries. All of it is fresh in a "eat me now!" sort of way. So that's our plan.
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Lunch: Salad, with a quinoa and toasted almonds. |
While cute I wouldn't plan a future trip around this particular market. It's quite small and extremely pricey. We believed some of the items would have been cheaper at a Whole Foods. But, fresh salads are wonderful (we eat the a bunch) and we're contributing to the local economy. But don't go out of your way to plan on seeing it.
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