Isn’t it time for all good mosquitoes to fly south or die? Otherwise: Heaven. Thanks MITA.

It’s the escape from the world everyone needs. Thank you MITA. Bill and Debra

My first time, his ?th. Well, I told her there were no other women.

Had a great time, everything was very clean. Makes me want to purr like a sea = woooooooo!

A classic, sunny afternoon, then fog; opening to a sunny, hot morning as it burned off. Our five year old daughter’s first time camping here. Our Haiku: Little Hog Island, An excited little girl, seal, slugs, rising tide.

We came to stay on Hay and liked it in every way, except for the hazards, so few, poison ivy and mud flats, too. We’re sad to leave but have to believe we’ll be back again someday.

Paddled from Oak Point before dinner on a perfect, late summer early fall night. Enjoyed our picnic as the sun set and the harvest moon rose. Heard porpoises playing, ducks calling and waves lapping. Morning means it’s time to go, but we will be back! Katherine and Clint

Enchanting. Old oaks shading the tide. Not a worry in the world. Thank you. Thank you. Jodi

The light upon the lichen, and the lapping of the sea, are a dipping well for my ills that disembitters me. Alicia

Just stopped by to explore. It would be nice to stay longer. It took a little work to get here, but it shows you have to put in something to get something in return. Chris

6:15 am: Silence, serenity. Heaven? This is my favorite place.

Another MITA idyllic island: fragrant roses, sea lavender, shell beach, clear water, 360 degree views, peace, beauty, the coast at its best. Water lapping the rocks makes a special music…. Jim and Nancy

This is more like Heaven’s Half Acre. Hells Half Acre

Wish every kid could experience a place like this – it fires the imagination…

What a beautiful place! Thank you so much for making it available, MITA. Hog Island Haiku: Seal comes up, nose first Unhurriedly looks around, Down he goes, nose last.