The first 50 mile voyage was great. The weather was perfect – low boat traffic, low wind, and sunny. In spite of boating on Lake St Clair for 35 years, I had never taken a ride up the somewhat scenic St Clair River.
Passing thru Port Huron under the Blue Water Bridge was interesting. The current and wind increased dramatically as approaching the mouth of Lake Huron. Once on Lake Huron the pace slowed down to a nice 5-10 kts and 1/2 ft waves (yea, first day on Huron).
We spent the afternoon of arrival with retired FCA friends Ken & Kathy Luchkovitz.
Approaching Blue Water Bridge & entering Lake Huron
Lake Huron – Lots of water to the East !
That is a strange cloud line in the distance, not Land.
Kenny & Kathy visiting Getting Looped at Lexington State Harbor
My pal Eric Deloney & bride Nancy
Check out the GPS Tracker Link (it’s always on the welcome page) – making progress now
https://share.garmin.com/GettinLooped2017
gettinlooped2017.com 
did Kenny have the 4 Winns? Hows it looking?
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The Four Winns was looking good & and running good per Luchkovitz. Lots of fond memories with that vessel.
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Ken,
Repeat of the response I sent below via phone, sending this one by computer. The Old Vessel was standing tall, looking good – what was your favorite memory of the Four Winns ?
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Hey Mike & Jonell! It’s so awesome following your blog and looking at your GPS progress! Ron and I wish you all the best on your FANTASTIC journey. Safe travels🤗
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Michelle,
Thx a bunch for the well wishes, It means a lot.
We miss you guys already.
Tell Ron this retirement gig is not so bad.
Stay in touch
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I love the St. Clair River! Caseville is a gorgeous place, too! I’m glad you’re having a good time!
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Thx Meg
And thx for the pre-trip gifts.
Keep Dan under control
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Haha! Will do. You are very welcome!
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Sitting by the Blue Water Bridge with my mom is one of my favorite things to do! xo
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