Category: 2021

Well James Robinson came close enough when he thought the yellow barrel was a marker for Gas Can Rock. It will actually be filled with water and mounted on the rock in the middle of the lake that normally has a small yellow marker. This barrel should be visible from most of…

A perfect day today. It will be a little warm this afternoon but still OK. As you can see the water level is about normal with the floating dock even with the fixed dock

A view of the service building. In the center of the photo is a large yellow barrel. This is actually a 55 gallon drum. Can you guess what the yellow barrel is for? First person to email with the correct answer gets a free shirt in 2022.

Louise has been very busy with the weed eater. It is a STIHL FS38. (a fantastic machine). As you can see she has cleared a spot in front where we can land a helicopter if necessary.

We started this spring with a water leak. We simply had to wait until a puddle formed at the surface to find it. Once located it was a simple task to make a repair

The weather has turned cold and will remain so for the next few days. The reef markers are all repainted and ready to go.

We flew to town today to get parts, groceries, and our second vaccination. In two weeks, we will be ready to go. Meanwhile, the Smithson Shore Lunch Shack doubles as a rain proof shop to make new window sills.

Today marks day three of nasty, cold, windy and rainy weather. We had an inch and a quarter of rain which we needed. As you can see the reef markers are not in yet. We only have one boat ready to go but we can be fully operational with a few days notice.

The floating dock is back.