Disc Golf - The wet and the willies

I played 18 holes of disc golf today for the second time this season. We have a couple of courses (ok, 3) in the Stevens Point area; one is fairly nice and open with only a minor (Wisconsin River) water hazard on a couple of holes while the other could easily be nick-named "The Disc-eating Tree Farm". I have yet to try my hand at the latter but may brave it some day when I'm feeling wealthy or have a desire to get a new set of discs. As for today, I nearly lost my long distance driver in said water hazard. It was a rotten throw to begin with but a bit of wind caught it and drove it deeper into the very wet, mildly slimy, sharp rock and broken glass infested waters. It took several minutes of wading by the three of us before another member of the troupe found it. (Thank you, ma'am.) Thankfully, the same wind kept the mosquitoes from being overly pesky.

Speaking of mosquitoes, I definitely need to get a mosquito sucker of some kind for my yard. Their ravenous appetites make my property unusable for recreating. Well, more soon. I have to get to bed and go mow a lawn in the morning.