Sag Harbor is a small community on the northern edge of Long Island’s South Fork (if this sounds confusing, fire up Google Earth, fly to 41° 0'7.00" N, 72°17'40.57" W and if you zoom out, you will see what I mean). From here, one can take a ferry to Shelter Island, and from there another ferry to the North Fork of Long Island, saving a massive detour via Riverhead. We were happy to stay in town, however, wandering up and down Main Street (shown in today’s photo), looking at the old windmill, and admiring the boats in the bay. The flags in the photo are not just remnants of the July 4 celebration of ten days ago; they are out all year. Which reminds me: Happy Bastille Day to our French friends in France and abroad!