Aug 30 – Day 120 Sullivan Bay
When we got up the sun was out and the sky was blue. it looked like It was going to be a nice day. It was a morning of chores, when done we headed out about 10:30 for Sullivan Bay.
We cruised into the floating community of Sullivan Bay, put some fuel on, picked up some eggs, and milk, and decided to stay on the dock for the night. The place looks like a ghost town. In talking to the locals, the ones that have been able to get up here to their fishing homes, the place has been basically deserted this summer and last summer. Effects of Covid on travel. Most of the homeowners here are from the states, so needless to say they have been stuck elsewhere. As for boat travelers there have been a few but not many. One night this summer they had 10 boats on the docks which was the highest number on one night in two summers. Not good! There were 4 visiting boats on the docks this trip. We had a nice stay as usual but the internet access was basically non-existent and cell service worse. We did manage somehow to get a few text messages in and out.
The prawn pots were put out for an overnight soak.
Some of the signs around “town”
Sullivan Bay Weather Reporting station
Reflective evening in Sullivan Bay
We had home/boat made pizza for dinner. Each person got have their own pizza and picked their toppings from a variety of yummy offerings.
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