Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania

Several days in a vacation home on the Delaware River to celebrate to parents' 60th wedding anniversary.

Dancin' with the daughter-in-law

A girl and her father-in-law.

The chopper and the taster.

Kitchen boy.

Preparing the salmon.

Chopping the veggies.

Showing the little brother how it's done.

Focus on the food prep.

Fighting over the first taste.

"Stuck with the dishwashing chores again."

Kitchen maidens.

"I dare ya to take these gloves."

"Isn't anyone gonna try to take these gloves?"

Mom and boy.

Boy and his mom, with grandpa in background.

Grandpa and grandson.

A veteran under his flag.

"Which is older, me or this tractor?"

"I baked this!"

"Son, what do you have in your mouth?"

Sword-swallower.

"Pretty talented, isn't he?"

Selfie at Two Buttons in Frenchtown, NJ

In a reflective mood ...

Mirror, mirror on the wall ...

Our back yard slopes down to the river.

Overlooking the Delaware River.

A contemplative spot on the Delaware River.

"Look how much I can carry!"

Ringing Rocks, Upper Black Eddy, Pa.

Hit the right rocks with a hammer, and they'll ring like bells! It's amazing!!

Happy Anniversary, Mom and Dad

"Bill, can you believe it's been sixty years?"

They're STILL a cute couple.

Happy Anniversary!

"What a lovely card."

Kayaking in Keyport

"Don't I look nautical."

"We're going how far out?"

"What you're holding is called a 'paddle'."

"This is a paddle.  You use it to drive the kayak."

"Whatever you do, folks, just don't sink."

Take one last good look at the shore.

How many does it take to launch a kayak?

"You have to go out farther than that."

Ready to launch.

"Stroke!  Stroke!"

Kayak races.

"What am I doing our here?"

Far out.  VERY far out.

A kayak armada.

Keyport kayak fleet.

"Look at me -- I'm kayaking!"

Finally back ashore.  Now, how do I get out of this thing?

For more (artsy) photographs of Keyport, click here, here and here.