Friday evening at anchor north of Port Ewin

We had a calm peaceful evening for our first night away from a marnia. Our anchor stayed set and we had a few sail boats out on the river come by to yell hello. We woke to rather dire weather forcast. Tornado warnings, high winds, thunderstorms, two massive weather fronts colliding. Looked ok, a few dark clouds, but the sun was still shinning. The wind was dead on our nose so no sailing but we were getting kink-of-use to motoring and we sat for a long time in Catskill. We pulled up anchor and started off. I went below and made Bacon and eggs and all was well ------------ for a while

sunset - red skies at night sailors delight 

birds along the shore 

we saw dozens of passenger trains along the shore