It might be called Brrr City, Michigan, too.
It's our first trip on the canal, and on this rig, we have air conditioning, a full refrigerator, and Internet access. Yup, we have Internet access, which is how this is being posted.

We arrived an hour or so before Ziggy made it here - thanks to Brother Dan's assistance driving us from Valois.
Dan drove his Prius as we chased along the canal until we landed here in St. Johnsville, a wide spot in the canal, but with a very nice sidetie for the boat.
A few hours later - and one injector repair completed - we are ready to rock 'n roll tomorrow morning for a run to Brewerton, where we have reservations for the night and Captain Elizabeth takes control.
The Ziggy is a 72-foot Hatteras and is quite well appointed. It's one of bigger boats to arrive here in awhile, the harbormaster told us.
And the cost for overnight here? $1 per foot... which includes power and water.
2 comments:
Some people always land on their feet.
And then, some people manage to land on a boat.
Fair winds from snow country.
I'm so glad you'll get to make this trip! It's a beautiful ride...and some work in those locks. Bundle up and enjoy!
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