Thanks for the delightful read. I appreciate every detail, but the experience of an 84 year old body is still a decade away. I intend to keep the batteries in my pacemaker fresh and press on for the next decade or however many decades are to come.
way to go, as an old and older canoe sailor that's the way to live; my thoughts were, yeah I'd rather die while I'm living too, or should that guy's family take the keys away ha ha. hope I last near that long.
Thanks for the delightful read. I appreciate every detail, but the experience of an 84 year old body is still a decade away. I intend to keep the batteries in my pacemaker fresh and press on for the next decade or however many decades are to come.
Great story. From #94, July/August 2007. Not all that long ago.
I was holding my breath til Margaret’s house.
Lovely story, well written. Thank You
Love when a short trip turns to a big adventure! Thanks Jim! Bestroy
Sounds like exploration and an adventure in your own backyard. I vicariously adventured with you.
Thanks for sharing
way to go, as an old and older canoe sailor that's the way to live; my thoughts were, yeah I'd rather die while I'm living too, or should that guy's family take the keys away ha ha. hope I last near that long.
Not to be too morose but that would be the way to go. I'm also hoping to last near that long. Inspirational.
Wonderful story. Sweet and suspenseful.
Duck Punt a nice boat for the marsh :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy4_wlqoiNI
Yep!
Sir you give new meaning to T.S. Elliot's addage, "Old men ought be explorers." Well done and wonderfully written.
Thank you Jim Hollinger and Chris Cunningham!