Friday August 7, 2015
64 degrees w/ 5 mph winds
Day 85

Another beautiful day!  Apparently today is National Lighthouse Day….dang wish I had known…we would have hung our Seguin Lighthouse Flag!  Remember my phone is dead, so someone probably tried to call us and let us know.


Larry let me have the window open last night…we had been told it might make everything “damp” the next morning…but it’s been dry outside…LOVED it!

Guest are up and going, they ate their breakfast outside on our picnic table…had them give me their dishes since I had a sink full of hot soapy water.  This gives them a few more moments to enjoy their last moments on Seguin.

Ethan told us that there is a diver coming to look at the placements of all our moorings…now for you Texans, a mooring is a floating ball that is secured to the bottom of the ocean.  This allows boats to come into our cove and connect with one of these moorings so that they can stay put since they cannot use an anchor.  If they used an anchor they might “pull up” our electrical cable which is underwater coming from the mainland.  One of our moorings had come loose from its anchor/weight, so that’s the main thing our diver will be doing today!  
The diver preparing to take care of our moorings

Ethan going out to help get all the moorings in the proper places, etc....
So while we waited for the diver….we hunted for sea glass.  Max and Amaya were playing in the water and drawing in the sand…it was fun!

 
Max, Amaya and their dad enjoying the shores of Seguin
We are loving ourselves some Maine BLUEBERRIES….so Blueberry Pancakes and sausage for breakfast.  I’ve got to figure out what kind of berry that was here on the island that I “thought” was blueberries…they looked and tasted like blueberries…and I’m still here, so they weren’t poisonous. 
 
Sand drawings
Sand drawings and Bandit
By 10 am it was up to 70 degrees…it’s a heat wave!
About 11:30 the lobster boat with our diver showed up, but Ethan’s group was also arriving, so I left Trayce with my camera to get photo’s of the guy diving in the cove and I hustled to the top…I try not to let anyone see me take the tram to get up, then tell them they can’t.  They don’t realize
 
Jackson taking care of our Lobster needs!!
Got to “stamp” a Lighthouse passport today…I kinda feel important “stamping” their passport with the Seguin stamp.
 
Families arriving in the cove....and here comes Ethan's group....ready to see the Island!
Lunch….Crabcakes….I’m sure they tasted fabulous…I wouldn’t know…allergic to shellfish..dangit.  I had a ham sandwich!

Lots of great folks visited today, natural they all loved the place and the tours.  Our overnight guest came and gave us hugs before they left with Ethan.  Had one more boat of three girls come up after everyone.  The mother of the group said we were the same age, she had come here often when she was young, but it had been a while.  She was so impressed with the grounds, the duplex, the tower…she figured it was all falling down…. NOPE the great group of F.O.S.I.L. members work hard to keep this place ALIVE…that is a good word for this place…ALIVE!
 
One of our last families that were really impressed with the place...they are going to join and spend a few nights
Its 5:30 and we are just setting for the first time today….exhausted but grateful for the beautiful day…temp is 67 w/ 7 mph winds…sorry Texas!

Our friends have gone onto shore and borrowed our pickup to go see some sites of Maine.  Can’t wait to see all their photo’s. 

Dinner…????? Too tired to cook or eat….I think there is one more crabcake left…good that will be Larry’s dinner!