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We are just too popular for our own good.
Hamptons.com says we're "ubiquitous" (I hope that's good) while Bunty say's we are good looking.
We are waiting for an invite to appear on The McLaughlin Group. I hope they let me wear my mask.
(Photo of a Peconic Puffin at the Pamlico by Jeff, whose Windsurfing the East End also got some love from Hamptons.com.)
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Not knowing much about your area of the world I gather that when you say 'Peconic Bays' they are actually called that. Am I right??
Posted by: Bunty | October 30, 2007 at 09:15 AM
Nice article. I would really enjoy seeing you on the McLaughlin group with the Puffin head! Checkout Hamptons.com webcam of Peconic bay - looks right at Meschute. Bravo!
Posted by: Jon | October 30, 2007 at 09:17 AM
There are two Peconic Bays (Great Peconic and Little Peconic) that connect. An interesting fact about the Little Peconic is that Albert Einstein used to sail on it regularly in a little sailboat while conducting "thought experiments".
There are other bays in the area that we sail (Gardiners, Shinnecock, Flanders, Mecox, Napeague, Tiana etc) as well as lots of great spots elsewhere on Long Island. When the Peconic Puffin was started my friends and I were only sailing the Little Peconic Bay (details on Peconic Puffin history are in the "About" section.)
Posted by: Michael | October 30, 2007 at 09:35 AM
Michael,
Please do not wear the puffin headpiece after eating seafood. Beware the Great Black-backed Gull my friend!
Steve
Posted by: Steve | November 03, 2007 at 12:38 PM