The Sunset Cruise That Never Left the Shore
The Baker family had a 7pm reservation across the water. Kids were dressed. Boat keys were in hand. They were walking down to the dock.
Then they rounded the bend and stopped.
Two feet of water over the gangway. The boat wasn't going anywhere.
For the next two hours, in their good clothes, as the sun went down, they cranked stubborn winches and muscled a steel dock by hand. The kids watched. The restaurant moved on without them.
The lake was perfect that night. Calm water, ideal conditions, exactly what they'd been looking forward to all week. Lake Lanier didn't ruin their evening. A dock that nobody was watching did.
That's what Dock Watch is for.
So the next time the Baker family walks down that path, the only thing they're thinking about is who gets to drive the boat.