Very concerned to see QB passed out in a ferry.

She is clearly too delicate for this kind of road trip. I insist you buy a
side-car to transport her in future.

Yes, I can see it like a vision. QB in a side-car with wind goggles, a
scarf, and a leather jacket. Sitting erect, she points in the direction of
travel.

A quick look at Wikipedia tells us that the Wahoo is the familiar Ono fish,
best known in Hawaii. I had baked Ono at a fancy restaurant once. Delicate
and delicious. A kind of mackerel.

-Bob

On 10/6/07, boogkb@tmo.blackberry.net wrote:
>
> 4 Oct.
> No service so not clear when this will go. Several days is my guess.
>
> Rural ride from beaufort to ceder point – ocracoke ferry. Strong headwind
> quite wearing on both of us, I took the picture.
>
> Katie's breakfast pie and seeing miss NC in her tiara started the day off
> right. Asking the manager a question lead to "I do not read the newspaper or
> listen to the weather as both are too depressing. "
>
> Four nights in a row of excellent meals. Tonight.
>
> QB had a large plate of shelled blue crab.
>
> For me,
> Grilled bluefish, crepes filled with blue crab, grilled shrimp and of
> course scallops. Strongly suspect that Bobbie's dinner was similar except
> his had no veggies or fish or crepes.
>
> We passed on the dessert.
>
> 5 October in Hatteras
> Had planned to be in Buxton where the Hatteras lighthouse is (found out
> about this a bit late) but Buxton was sold out. Not a room to be had.
>
> Ride along the dunes to the ferry was hot, hot, humid, windy and very
> beautiful. Saw the wild ponies of Ocracoke. Brought, it is believed, by a
> European shipwreck in the 16th or 17th century. Now fenced in. They have
> more ribs and more vertebra than our usual horses.
>
> Dinner in Hatteras was Frogmore Stew, called here Hatteras Stew. See
> pictures we took in Charleston many trips ago . Forgot to take the camera
> to dinner.
>
> The cell phone worked for about 5 minutes in the past 24 hours so no idea
> if this will go out today or tomorrow.
>
> As to youses: has anyone sent their short research on the fish called
> "wahoo"? Better known as ????
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