It was 77 degrees this morning on the Dunedin Causeway, a great day for a kayak over to Caladesi Island. I can see two kayaks in our future, with room for Toby. I've seen pictures of the mangroves canopies that cover miles of canals on the mainland side of the island. The water in the kayak trail is clear and the bottom is sandy. I can't wait to explore them.
We walked Toby a little bit.
Dunedin removed this artistic bike rack, repaired it, painted it, and re-installed it.
After we got back from our causeway walk, we got Toby in his new trailer and took off to the Dunedin Fine Art Center. This was only his second trip, and I think he did really well. He whined a little, clawed a little, but mostly sat and looked out or laid down. John rode beside him to keep him company.
He's pretty easy to bribe.
Later in the afternoon, we loaded him back up in his trailer and headed to Lake Saundra. He was much better this time. He was smiling and taking in the view and the breeze. It was 86 degrees, but much cooler in the shade.
All sorts of birds were enjoying the lake and hillside: ducks, geese, roseate spoonbills, and egrits.
Toby has had three successful short rides in his new Burley Tail Wagon. I think he's going to really enjoy it; I know we will. Look at that face!
Great salad for dinner!
Miles walked: 4.5
Miles biked: 3.49
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