Saturday the 16th of October was a pretty complete day.
Started with a ferry over from New London. Fishers Island from my seat on the ferry.
Too early in the morning to take advantage of the bar on board.
Orient Point up ahead.
Eastern Long Island has some great looking buildings. Like this church.
And the Big Duck.
Since I wasn't due in Stony Brook for lunch until noon, I made a detour to pay my respects.
All three gravesites are within 20 yards of each other.
I also drove by NGLA just to get a better photo of the gates to heaven. Plus you can see so much of the course from the road. My only other time there I arrived almost at dawn and stayed past dark.
From Sebonac road, you can see some of the restoration work going on at Southampton. The punchbowl seems to be coming along nicely. Can't wait to see some photos posted after the work is finished.
Then I headed west to the delightful St. Georges.
Here's how you clean your spikes.
After finishing up at dark, it was off to an Islanders game.
Then a late dinner at the LI branch of Peter Luger. Pictured below is the magnificent bacon appetizer.
I could use more days like that one.