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| When we arrived it was miserable but no stopping the kids. They were off. |
I took the kids out of school on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We headed out to Fire Island. Fire Island is a 32 mile barrier island off the coast of Long Island. There are no paved roads on the island and no cars are allowed. The only cars on the island are for permanent residents and they can only drive before 9.00am and after 6.00pm. The workers use golf carts. The freedom for the kids was wonderful.
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| The kids meals are served on Frisbee |
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| We cycled to dinner and the kids all had head torches on. |
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| This hibiscus reminds me of South Africa |
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| Main path of Fire Island |
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| The Atlantic ocean |
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| The school bus coming along the beach to collect the kids for school |
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| Bus driver zooming past |
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| New house just been built. I love the huge big windows |
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| We stayed with Tracy. |
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| Girls in charge on the life guard chair |
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| Ocean beach for lunch |
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| Beach bikes. I am sure that is a good workout, I wont be trying |
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| We all got bracelet's made from orthodontic elastics and braces |
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| The shop where the kids cycle to on their own to buy fresh bagels for breakfast |
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| Eating CAAAANDY! |
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| Victoria playing in real waves |
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| The view from Tracy's house, the sailing school |
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| Peak hour traffic |
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| We helped the lifeguards put lines in the water for the swimming lessons. |
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