The moon was waxing early in the week. By week's end it was full enough to ski by if not obscured by clouds.
With the deck adequately finished, it was time to turn all attention to the lake.
I really like the copper post toppers (available at Home Depot, $2.99 each).
The lake was mostly flat and cool all week.
Skiers were out all week. I like to photograph them for the same reason most people like to watch NASCAR.
Nobody was hurt while skiing all weekend. A toe was broken while getting into the boat and we will never speak of it again.
Watching skiers "try something new" never gets old.
A muskrat was spotted several times on the north end. They don't make good pets.
There were a few cloudy days last week but when the sun was out there was no escape from the heat. Even under a few feet of water, as seen here, it was bright.
The lake's water quality seems to be getting better, if that's possible. The lake level held it's own during the week thanks to some rain.
The water quality has made a favorite pastime, chipping golf balls onto the raft and diving for them, easier.
The big bass are active. This guy was over 20 inches long and hungry looking.
The lake amused all.
There was some rain but not enough to bring the lake back up. It remains about 3 inches below the nail.
The webcam continues to work well. The resolution was dropped to help the streaming but it needs to go lower to be "live". Maybe next weekend...
The food at the Wild Rose Supper Club turned out to be really good. I'll have a review in the next few days.
We'll be back next weekend to check the lake level, adjust the webcam, and collect sore muscles.
