We have our own sink, a skylight and a little bit of floor space and that is it. It reminds me of the cabin on the train we had on a trip years ago to Baltimore. The weather is not supposed to be great, but I don't really care. I have brought clothes for foul weather and I will be happy no matter what. This will make a great transition to our time on the Allagash with the thirty middle school kids in the Rapid Journey Program.
Life is so exciting.
The combination of the bright sun, the fresh wind, the huge sails and the hull of this graceful ninety-foot schooner slicing through the blue water of the bay was pure magic. All day we tacked back and forth across the bay looking at the tree studded shores of the islands and the mainland with Captain Barry providing a running commentary on what we were seeing and what he was doing with his wonderful schooner. Lunch was split pea soup and fresh biscuits cooked to perfection in the wood-fired Glenwood by Mary, our cook. The day passed with naps in the sun to the sound of the water rushing by the hull. We went ashore for a lobster bake.