The "Heart of Gold" owed its name to Douglas Adams.
Captain Joe Menter at the helm.
Just one of the many Lake Michigan marinas we visited.
The Heart of Gold, a 45' Bayliner.
Sunrise.
Joe Menter and Scott Zifferer, ICOM's founders.
Sunset.
Janice Keidel flashes the universal sign for "peace."
Duane Fahey watching some gulls in a feeding frenzy.
Janice flashes the universal sign for "please don't take my picture."
Craig Hanna enjoying a good read on a great day.
Traffic under the Macinac bridge.
Duane, Brian Daleiden, and Joe on the beach in Grand Traverse Bay.
Joe taking the waverunner out for a spin.
Securing the dinghy.
For some reason, I have a lot of pictures of Craig running the blender. Hmm. Not sure who the guy on the left is, but he wasn't with ICOM.
Jim and Susie Spaeth. Or is it Suzy?
Sue Herman, who'd eventually marry ICOM co-worker Steve Burt.
Sue with Joe's sister, Cathy. Or is it Kathy?
Henry Lipka. Or is it Frik? Frak, maybe? Well, it's Henry, anyway.
One of Joe's sister's friends. I don't remember this girl's name. She was kind of fun, though.
That's Paul Anderson at the top of this totem. I don't know who the guy hiding his face is.
Nice boat. Pity it ran aground.