Sometimes I have to find just the right spot for the Onondaga Lake Marina boats to look their best to me at that given moment.
Boats look big
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Mark Bialczak 
Ferry impressive shot, Mark! 👍😊
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Ding ding ding you won, Patricia.
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They look uniquely lined up in peace. Hi Mark! What’s up with WordPress my friend? I have followed you and all of a sudden, I had to follow again? I’ve been hit and miss, but I’ve missed you! Julie, from Cookie Crumbles to Live By, shared the same thing is happening to her. I don’t like the gremlins. And am happy to see you my friend! Blessings!
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WordPress has been fickle to some of us, yes, Karla. I don’t know why!
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Docked boats look bored!
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Not just the right spot but the right sunlight, too. At least the tide isn’t a factor for you, unlike what I’m finding on this end.
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Yes, the lake stays the same level, knock on wood, Jnana. I hope your water level is OK.
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Our tides here in Eastport vary from 15 to 25 feet every six hours. In Dover, they were half of that.
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