The weather report was for a lovely, clear day with highs in the 70s. So we set out to circumnavigate Jamaica Bay. The first indication that we'd made a bad choice was when we could not see most of the Verazzano Bridge as we approached it ...
It started out chilly and got progressively chillier and damper with absolutely no views of the bay due to ground level fog.
We kept saying ... "it will be better on the next turn." But it wasn't. With each turn it got colder, windier and damper ...
On the other hand, we got to stand on the Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge for 15 minutes listening to fog horns and waiting to see the boat emerge from the fog -- which it did, mere moments before reaching the now elevated bridge opening. And then we got to witness and feel the elevated section of bridge (think like an elevator, not draw bridge) come down. Very cool! Made the ride totally worth it!
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That is so cool! Sorry about the fog, but it sounds like the bridge made up for it.
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