Forgot to mention Norene found a ring set sitting on a stump
at the street as we toured the Historical District. She ended up talking with a
neighbour who said the owner is a newlywed and must have taken them off when
gardening – she agreed to hold them for the forgetful (probably panicked)
bride. Norene got a big gold star today.
The beach is pretty commercial but it still has appeal.
Misty but still got in a few shots. After an hour of walking we decided to hit
the ferry back to Bolivar.
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| Amusement Park on the Pier seemed deserted today |
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| Norene patiently waiting for photographer to finish his masterpiece |
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| Just a few steps back honey... |
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Wide sidewalks & street. Beach area is ready for heavy vehicular
and pedestrian traffic. |
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| I'd like to see this kind of enthusiasm in Ontario |
Bolivar
Peninsula is flat like
plywood – I took a few shots of this well cared for rv park but it’s hard to
coax topographical interest out of flat.
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| Lake. Pretty. Flat. |
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| Us and office behind. More flat. |
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| View of event shelter. Still flat but it's a warm flat. |
Time to head out to Magnolia Beach.
Whole crew (Smiley is hiding) gets a ride on the Bolivar to Galveston ferry.
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| Yes – that ladder really is very close to our windshield. I'm inside reading our insurance policy. |
On the way out of town we stopped at Kroeger’s to feed the
moho (still nameless). $2.969 per
US gallon. For those who think
metric that’s about 82 cents a litre. What’s not to love about
Texas?
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