Headed to the cabin with some new friends, we met Kim in the coffee shop and met 5 new great people. These very brave people hopped on a boat and came over to the cabin, not knowing what to expect. We enjoyed wonderful food (clam scrambled eggs) , lots of kayaking and rowing and my favorite, enjoying what washes up on the beach. I, with my love of carrots have cultivated an eagle eye and found an otter skull and entire otter skeleton, I think Kerry will enjoy those pics best. The best flotsam seemed to be a really big buoy that we played soccer with and the dogs went crazy on. Kim's dog took to chewing the barnacles off, yikes. Now to relax in the rain and recover from the early mornings, late nights and sun burn, ah life is hard, that is what I like to say.
Things I found in the ocean this weekend:
Bucket lid - used as a Frisbee
Buoy- used as soccer ball
Otter skull and body
Fire extinguisher- empty
If you think about it too long the ocean will really get to you. Kachamak bay is basically crab-less, otters are dying daily, so much trash washing up, less clams every year, not to mention dad is dragging entire garage sales directly into the cabin, next I will find a tricycle in there, when I ask why we need it in a place where you have to really walk carefully he will say, "Don't touch that, we need that." Those are the words he used when asked what he does with the beige high heels and calendar from 96.
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