We have finally reached the truly busy days of summer. By noon we filled up all of our reservation spots for "lunch" seating (11:45am-5:45pm). I've never seen the reservation system so full. The wait for outdoor seating even reached 60 minutes at one point. Naturally, the parking lot was incredibly busy. Jami took one for the team and went out for the early shift. I only had some major tie-ups during the first half hour of my time in the lot. After 2:30, things became pretty manageable and flowed well.
I like to help load and unload bikes onto the Island Explorer shuttles so I figured I'd get the 4:00 #5 to the Village Green on its way and then I'd call it a day in the lot. The shuttles had been full all day and, in turn, running late. Long story short, three shuttles arrived within 3 minutes of each other leading to mass confusion. The three bus drivers and I managed to organize everyone enough to get them all and their bikes on a bus. If they got on the correct bus, however, is a different story...
This evening I took a not-so-full shuttle down to the beach at Seal Harbor to warm up and start my evening run. I ran up the little-used trail along Harbor Brook. Let's just say that it's not a trail I'd recommend. I did get in a pretty good workout since I had to constantly leap and lunge over tree roots and mud pits while trying not to lose my balance and fall into the water.
Even though my camera is back in action, I don't have an original picture of the day today captured by my Nikon. Instead, the picture of the day is Luke and I jamming out to the music by the guitarist on the cruise last week on the Margret Todd (courtesy of Ally's camera and Facebook). Enjoy!
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