The site of the wedding was an island, so there was water all around. Unfortunately there was also a ton of fog for parts of the day. Fortunately it rolled out for the ceremony before rolling back in as the reception was ending. Good timing.
Even with the fog, the views were still pretty great.
Although visibility was greatly reduced.
When Jen and I buy a house on the ocean (or any other significant body of water) we are totally getting chairs like these.
I'm a big fan of the pier, the dock, and all of the boats.
Here's another view of those two chairs that we will have in our yard when we live on the ocean.
I was going for the flag in this one. Obviously.
I didn't want to ignore the boats mored away from the dock.
Flowers are always good to photograph, right?
These are different chairs, but just as cool.
After the ceremony the fog had thinned enough to let us see the other side of the water. Like this lucky stiff's private dock.
If I were to buy a boat it would be simple like this. Just big enough to float with my huge ass parked in it.
Sun on the shore, fog on the water.
If not for the courage of her fearless crew the minnow would have been lost.
Later in the evening my step son and I braved the rocky shore for some quality time throwing smaller rocks into the water. We alternated between seeing if we could skip the rocks and trying to make the biggest splash possible.
Back to the other side of the island.
Yup, it was wet.
I like gazebos.
More to come on the other page.
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