Last day of our Block Island stay, July 7, 2022

 Last day of our Block Island stay, July 7, 2022

We had breakfast on the boat then we walked to town, shopping.


Scott bought a car sticker.


We meant to walk to Rodman's Hollow but when we saw the narrow trail with over head branches we got scared of ticks. We mentioned that to the paddle boarder yesterday and he said "it's good to be worried my wife got Lyme disease". Maybe we'll come back this winter for that.  We went to the cemetery which the historical society gives tour of.  There's a nice view from there.


Last glimpse at this view, coming back to the marina.


Then we walked to Scott's favorite pizza place, Block Island Pizza Pie Co.  The pizza is greasy and soupy and it's a good thing.  I like the salad also which is three servings for me.  42$ for a large pizza, a salad and a soda.


The high speed ferry. I should get the app to count our steps or mileage.   We walked a lot this week.


Last dinghy ride.


Red at night sailor's delight, we should have a nice ride tomorrow morning.  Scott set his alarm for 4:45.


Last night at Boat Basin



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