.. you can have it ... just get us the boat, trailer, toter and wide load signs. We really don't want a boat that big ... we already traded a Baltic O...ean Racer for a Baltic 50 ... and that's still too big." Seph was trying to make sense of it all. "Ed's the only one who sailed before."Ed said, "Yeah, and that was a homebuilt plywood19 foot Lightning ... damn thing weighed a ton ... like sailing a lead weight."The girls laughed."No really, the plans said 1/4 inch marine plywood. I thought that. The site had a small sandy beach where I could easily land my canoe. The fire grate was about 30 feet above the water and faced toward the west. A lone white pine towered over the other trees and looked majestic against the soft blue sky. I was very pleased and proceeded to unload my canoe. I sat for a short time, enjoying the view. It had been a good day. If I could catch some fish for dinner, it would be an even better day.I remembered back to the time I had first traveled to this wilderness. By the time Steve slowly raised his lips from Gwen’s, Amber knew for certain that her friends’ romance was far from broken. Steve slowly pulled back from Gwen as the crowd roared its approval. ‘Is it safe to assume that you two are back together?’ asked Amber with a huge smile. ‘I haven’t decided yet,’ replied Steve with a serious face. ‘Ask me once the weekend is over. I should know by then.’ ‘You should know by then?’ repeated Gwen with passion. ‘Free my hands right now and I’ll make up your. Our usual volunteer is away on a sabbatical until school. He teaches English also, though of course, an English background is not required to be a star instructor." Of course not," I agreed."Of course not," she repeated, smiling again. This woman was flirting with me.I got the position, star instructor and all, and even took home a textbook on constellations. I would need it, as it turned out.June 10th I returned to Silver Lake for indoctrination. I met the other camp counselors, a surprising.