76°05.458’ W
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| On our way to breakfast Bret - Colleen - Stan - Steven |
The day started early with the six of us walking to the local restaurant for an early breakfast. There was one problem --- they were closed. The sign said they opened at but they really open at 7 they just didn’t change their sign! We returned to our boats then the restaurant for a great country breakfast!
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| Next Endeavour in front of one of the many ships we will see on the seaway |
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| Antique Boat Museum |
By we were underway again for a 2 hour cruise to Clayton. The City dock is on a first come basis – with no reservations! The dock isn’t free, but does have electric and water. We’re now tied to a face dock that sits parallel to the main shipping channel 200 yards away. Every ship that passes rocks the hell out of this boat. It could be a long night.
We all visited the Antique Boat Museum
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| Antique Boat Museum |
Barb and I walked into town tonight and had dinner over looking the river. The setting was as beautiful as the food was good.
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| Antique Boat Museum |
Tomorrow, there’s a chance that our friends Ricki and Carl, on Quest, may arrive here before we depart. We expected them today but they were held back by a broken lock on the Rideau Canal .
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| Antique Boat Museum |
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| La Duchesse houseboat |
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| Downtown Clayton |
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| Our view at dinner |
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| Sunset in Clayton |
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