Good Harbor came as a recommendation from our Lexington hosts, the family with whom we were exchanging homes, and it was a good one. The waves were mild but we played in the water a bit. Rowan wanted to swim out to the nearby island, but I wasn't up for it. Pam, Griffin and I walked to the nearby Stop & Shop for lunch fixins while Berit napped and sunburned and Rowan read her book.
We all enjoyed lunch very much, particularly the seagulls. One of them snagged what remained of our chips from behind our chairs and a short seagull chip melee ensued. It was rather awesome.
We drove back down 95 from Cape Ann in time to hit the Lexington farmer's market where we bought corn and chicken. That night, after dinner, Berit taught us Maui, a card game a lot like Uno.
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