Because it is late in the season we virtually have the camp to ourselves. All nine of us share the cabin on the right. 

I timed our reservations to enjoy the sunset, and we were not disappointed. 

We dined at the Saltwater Grille, overlooking the harbor. I was able to get myself and our setting in the photo by shooting through the window. 

To break up the travel we stopped for a nice dinner in Portland. We arrived a little early for our reservation and took a nice walk down to the waterfront. 

Once a year, I organize a team building event for my management team. I rarely give advanced notice of what we will be doing or where we will be going. This year we made a 5 hour trek to raft the Kennebec River in northern Maine. I rented a 12 passenger van and assigned our hardware guy the task of fitting it with a DVD player and screen. I was expecting a little 9 inch screen combo player. Instead we were treated to a cinematic wide screen rolling theater. 

This is the last photo I took of Tony. 

In Old Lyme, I joined family and friends to celebrate the life of my cousin Tony Gesky who passed away recently. Tony was remembered for his generosity, joie de vivre, optimism, and determination. The service was beautiful and highlighted for me by the many rememberances offered. The picture they painted was of a life well lived and of a gentle giant who touched the lives of everyone he met. 

For the second day in a row I am up at 4AM to catch a flight. After landing in Providence, I drove to Mystic, CT en route to Old Lyme. 

I briefly stopped at the Mystic Seaport Village and have decided this would make a great family weekend getaway. 

Today is both my 49th birthday and the 20th anniversary of the formation of Truevision (the company I co-founded in my twenties with 6 others from Bell Labs). My travel to Indianapolis was to attend a reunion of former employess. The gathering was fantastic and it was great getting caught up with everyone. In retrospect, virtually everyone agreed that Truevision was the best company they had ever worked for and all have gone on to achieve great things. Click on the photo of Cathleen and I to see all the photos from the event.

Truevision 20th Reunion

This is probably my favorite. Both the ceiling and floor were reflective which made for some very interesting light. 

This morning, I woke up at 4 AM and drove to Providence, RI, to catch a flight to Chicago en route to Indianapolis. I love the tunnel that connects two of the terminals. I had a long layover, so I spent some time taking photos of the unusual lighting. 

Despite no formal training from his father, Kyle applies a rather effective headlock on Nala. 

Maya in morning light.