It was a lot of fun, but I took lots of pics and some video - more than I intended - but at least three quarters of the shots are no good due to the movement of the boat and not being able to really see what I'm shooting because of the brightness of the sun. Still, I got some good pics but next time I think I'll leave the camera in my pocket a lot more and spend more time having fun with the people I'm with. We don't get as many opportunities to get out on the lake as I'd like so I guess I get enamored with trying to get the perfect picture, which is practically impossible on a moving boat anyway.
The lake levels are still higher than they should be, for any time of year. Technically not flooded like I showed in this post last year, yet currently at or above the Summer maximum set by the local authorities (screenshot taken from here) and all it would take is another rainstorm like we had last year and we'd be in the same, um, boat. Why do we not learn from past mistakes? Because boating is big business and it would cost people money to extend their piers if the lakes were a few feet lower. Baloney. These overly inflated lake levels aren't worth the risk. Set the lake levels where they should be and make the rich snobs in the fancy houses adapt, I say.
After the break is lots more pics and a (n unlisted) YouTube video of boat cruising for a few minutes, just to give you a feel for it, I guess. Never mind the background banter!
Thanks for making it this far, hope you enjoyed it!
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