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Sun, 15 Jun 2014
Father’s Day to and from the Blam
It was pretty windy as we paddled north to the fort and a bit choppy. But the wind helped keep it cool.
And we really weren’t threatened much by the power boat crowd, though we did keep an eye out just to be sure.
Yesterday was lovely and cool; today lovely and warm. Being on the river was a fine way to spend the afternoon.
We were not the only folks enjoying the day and entertainment. Someone was nice enough to offer to take our picture (I guess they felt pity on us as we futzed with the timer settings).
Even with the cannons blasting and great weather, there were really very few folks. It’s great (from our perspective) that Fort Washington is so little known.
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