The crossing in the Badger was delayed a bit by some equipment – it looked like the lower stages of a Saturn V rocket – that had to be maneuvered off the ship. I retired to the museum, which serves as the “quiet room” on overnight crossings. It was mostly quiet, aside from recurring engine noise and an older couple who would comment to each other from time to time. I woke just in time to catch the dawn over Ludington.  We’ll be docking soon, and I’ll get to see if my amateurish tie-down of my scooter worked. (I was the only motorcyclist this time.) Then I’ll be off on a quick 100-mile ride home. 

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