Warwick, RI

A swing of one end to the other today. Morning started out sickly with the cold worse than yesterday. It was a complete exhaustion that made just holding arms up difficult. It was just like, well, CFS. By the time we got Westerly, I started to improve. And by the time we left Napa Tree Point, I'm almost as good as a CFS patient could ever be. No idea if the activity helped or it's just that the cold was waning. It improved yesterday after the outing  to New London, only to get worse this morning, so it could be the latter. We'll find out tomorrow morning. Today's outing plays out that registered 10,000 steps.


The weather started out cloudy too and then turned sunny. The sun was too hot in Napa Tree Point, I gave up on the idea of laying around on the beach. We came back to the bay side, rested for a while, took some more pics and then went into the town. An ice cream break and  we were on our way to Ninigret Nature Preserve. There wasn't much of bird there -- it's too early for bird migration. We moved on to Galilee.

Lobster role lunch in Galilee. Then we swept along Sand Hill Cove Road, stopped at Salty Brine Beach. There must be a retirement community near by. Lots of old people with sagging lumps were lounging there. After that was the Judith Hill light house. It looked just like Santa Cruz, I swear, complete with surfers. And drive from there to Narangasett was just like Pacific Grove.

We closed out they day in Wickford, another  quaint town along the RI coastline. We took a few pics around the Wickford Cove, hung out in the town for a while and then arrived at Extended Stay in Warwick in the evening.