Megan and Caity by the Ocracoke lighthouse.
Ray and I on the Atlantic beach.
We ran across this fellow on the way to the lighthouse. It's a Nutria, a native "rat/beaver" from South America that is now an invasive species in the USA.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Life with grandkids
The Snow Goose has become considerable smaller over the course of a week. We have 3 grand kids on board who are 9, 11, & 13 years old… and they leave their stuff everywhere! It takes a constant gentle demand by me that stuff get put away and not left lying around wherever they happened to drop it. Other than that, the kids have been a lot of help and are shaping up to be good little sailors. We are leaving Ocracoke NC today headed north towards the Dismal Swamp!
Megan and Caity by the Ocracoke lighthouse.
Ray and I on the Atlantic beach.
We ran across this fellow on the way to the lighthouse. It's a Nutria, a native "rat/beaver" from South America that is now an invasive species in the USA.
Megan and Caity by the Ocracoke lighthouse. Ray and I on the Atlantic beach. We ran across this fellow on the way to the lighthouse. It's a Nutria, a native "rat/beaver" from South America that is now an invasive species in the USA.
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