# Re: Two Days. Two Compliments

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Posted by LeviLovR on June 07, 2020 at 14:19:47

In Reply to: Re: Two Days. Two Compliments posted by Ry on June 07, 2020 at 12:37:58:

No, the Lads were not fully clothed. They had on bathing suits and t shirts.I don't think he was jealous, but definitely surprised, especially since I just went plunging in and didn't take anything off. He's not the type to come back in anything but a swim suit. You can just tell. The older guy with the big boat was really getting into it though. He won't hesitate to get wet in his clothes again, especially now that he can use pushing the boat off the trailer as an excuse.

The people checking the boats for milfoil are usually teenagers and this is their summer job. They usually wear shorts or a bathing suit. They have yellow t shirts with red lettering marking them as boat inspectors. On hot days they sometimes take a swim if things aren't busy. They bring a lawn chair to sit in, a book to read, their lunch, snacks and drinks, and warm clothes for when it gets windy and cold. They usually work 6 to seven hours. One comes at 6 a.m. and works until noon or 1 p.m. Then their relief comes and works until about 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. They monitor all the boat ramps in the area, so they work at different places on different days. They have all been very nice.

I have built up a good relationship with the people there over the years. I have helped nearly everybody at one time or another in some way. A guy came in with a canoe the other day - he has built outriggers on each side to add stability - and he has tons of fishing rods and gear stowed in this small canoe. I am surprised he doesn't have a bigger boat, but he seems to like this arrangement. Again he asked if I remembered him from last year, and that I had helped him. I remembered the face, but not the particular incident. It seems he had taken a friend out fishing and the wind came up very strong so they headed back. When they got back to the dock he left his friend holding the rope on the canoe while he got the trailer. The wind blew the canoe sideways, almost right up onto the rocks that are there. I ran out and pushed it away from the rocks and held it until he had come back with the trailer. You saved my motor! My buddy was clueless. Then two guys came down with their wives. They said they were glad I was back, but surprised to see me there. I think they expected I wouldn't show up due to covid 19, but I have maintained my social distancing even when offering assistance. It is very gratifying to see so many people welcoming me back and saying how glad they are to see me again. It has provided me with the perfect way to get wet in my clothes and be doing something useful and helpful at the same time. People don't comment on the clothes any more - unless this is the first time they've seen me - but more on the fact that I helped them when they needed help and no one else was there. It just proves you can actually make a big difference in small ways.

Look forward to hearing from you.

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