A quick stroll from the Village of Liverpool to the Onondaga Lake Park marina area this past week yielded no boats docked. Yet.
I did, however, spot the obvious signs of two boat owners who’d gone out for some time on the lake.
I looked on the water but did not see them.
We are getting there, I know.
Perhaps you stumbled onto a mystery… Where did the boats go? Oooh! Maybe that’s your town’s way of staging a neighborhood whodunit to get everyone to forget the cabin fever and focus on this… Stay tuned…
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Our little play. OK, Rachel, we’ll see.
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Gotta say, I’m a little jealous 🙂
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It gives hope that some normalcy will come back eventually, MBC. Big space on the water.
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Lotta big space! I was going to head out on kayaks after work with the kids but every time I was done working it was raining and winding.
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The weather has not been great here either, MBC.
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Boating can be relaxing… I would love to go kayaking at a lake here in AZ. But its way too busy for my liking… and they are even limiting the people.
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Safety first, Nance. Good call!
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Nice image, Mark! I’m wondering what our new normal will look like when it is safe to take that next step.
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Different scenes everywhere, Sandra!
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Nice blog
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Thank you, ShaniaSparkle.
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My friend told me she went out w her boyfriend on their pontoon on their quiet little lake and it was so calming
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As long as it’s done safely, I’m all for it, Beth.
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yes, me too
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