Adam Bolonsky wanted to take Rubber Duck on a visit to Thacher Island. His friend Mike paddled out too. The three boats on the left were the transportation:
First up, a 102 foot climb to the top of the North Tower:
While Mike and Adam relax Dare Devil Rubber Duck:
After that the Homies were in total awe of the Rubber One.
Homie1 to Homie2: “Did you see how high she bounced?!”
Rubber Duck: “I meant to do that.”
Rubber Duck checking out the new light in the North Tower:
In the museum on the island you can check out the old light:
Magic Eraser in Photoshop could have helped out here:
South Tower with Rubber Duck Photo Shopped out:
In that last shot you can see the clearing on the right which is used for camping. Five bucks a night is the best deal on Cape Ann if you like the sound of two hundred seagulls as an alarm clock. Camping is July 1 to September 10 . Call ahead.
One last shot. This is from the North Tower looking down at the north end of the island. After Adam caught a 30 inch bluefish which he then calmly placed between his legs in his kayak he then preceded to paddle through these rocks. Yes, in between the surge and those nasty rocks. Rubber Duck may be a dare devil but she insisted I take the longer route around. 
Good Morning Gloucester 
Naked Daredevil Rubber Duck plummets from America’s oldest twin lighthouses and the Homies applaud.
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