We spent this day, the 10 year anniversary of the bombing of the World Trade Center, together with fellow B-dockers at the marina. We were all mindful of what day it was, but really enjoyed spending time away from the painful reminders and just enjoyed talking, fishing, floating and trading stories with friends.
The lake is at 632 and change – 3 feet from the low of 2 years ago, which will surely be surpassed. It’s sad to see the pasture out back that Hurst Cove south has become. This (poorly stitched together) panorama shows the view off the back of the marina looking towards Lakeway Park. Across the way you can see Hurst Harbor Marina (on land). All their boats have been moved across the lake long ago. Also missing is Johnny Finn’s floating restaurant that has been moved again to the mouth of the cove.
The shot below is Sail & Ski marina on the other side of the marina, looking out towards the main body of the lake. All the docks have been stacked to make 3 long docks. Johnny Finn’s is in the distance, right in the mouth of the cove. On the far right you can see the private docks stacked up on land in the dry finger of the cove.
Sheila365 