Supposedly they were running 3 generators, but I think they started with just 2 generators as the guide mentioned they had done a time or two lately. We kept outrunning the water and having to wait on it. I'm used to floating this stretch with 15-20 people, most wanting to surf the waves, which slows down the pack. With just 5 of us, there wasn't much surfing going on. There was a little eddying out and ferrying practice. No incidents or swims. Blake eddied out once and set his boat down too soon and flipped. His initial reaction was to pull his skirt, but he decided to try to roll and hit it perfectly. His first unassisted combat roll.
The rest of the trip was completely uneventful. It really is a beautiful stretch of water, but there are more new, big houses on the banks. Nothing else new about the stretch. After work Gary joined us at OOO, and several folks donated to Don's cause...helmet, shirts, etc. Then we all convoyed to Fisherman's Wharf for supper. No matter what happens on the water, we always eat well. Blake enjoyed his first taste of Gary and Karla's calimari and Wayne's swordfish. Wayne was going to have steak, but was afraid it would be a let-down after our last steak at Wiedekehr's in Altus.
