Today, Marie and I did our last jigsaw puzzle for a while. This one is called Morning Stop, and it was a lot of fun. Also 300 pieces, and it took 1 hr and 15 min. Tomorrow we head for the Adirondacks!
I'm going to fill in with a few odds and ends from the week here that I wanted to show you, but they didn't make the cut on their own day.
This is part of Ellen's fairy garden. She has a big round space in her yard filled with white gravel and fairy scenes.
The Rondout Harbor, where we saw the Trinidad, also has a maritime museum. We'll save that for another trip since it won't sail away. One of their displays is the steam tugboat, Mathilda. This was built in Quebec in 1898 and is one of the few surviving steam tugboats, although it is no longer in the water.
We got a big kick out of it for reasons other than historical. The name is spelled the same as our friend, Mathilda, with an h.
Two more shots of the Trinidad. I love the high stern with the windows in the captain's cabin. The captain always occupied the stern because in sailing vessels the wind comes from behind, so all the bad smells are carried forward.
The recreated ship sails under the current Spanish flag.
Finally, I can't resist sharing this shark sign.
I also edited today, and we did errands and visited Selma again. It's been a great week here. We don't have to say goodbye yet, but the focus will change.
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