It was cool and a little Twilight Zone at the same time. So DS and I followed them to the lake and stayed in the background. It was neat watching them figure out what shots they wanted and how to get them. Both guys were quite a bit younger than us although the camera man, who was from France, was talking about riding the big hovercrafts from France to England in the 80s. THey were very much fish out of water out here in eastern CT! Anyway, it's all very cool watching this process for a possible national TV show and then some local drunk yahoo walks up and starts chatting them up. I swear it happens everytime we have the hovercraft out! I don't know if it's being near the water or what, but that thing, or the ones DH builds with his students, they attract drunks. So they got the shots they wanted, we lead them back to the main road and they are headed back to Manhattan. My rooster can now crow, my neighbor can mow his lawn (oops, it started to rain!) and I can walk my poor swollen dog in his big plastic collar without worrying about showing up in the background of a shot!
