January 27, 2015
So yesterday we
crossed into Georgia. It was a cold, blustery day and I can only say that it
wasn’t raining or snowing. We got as far as Isle of Hope and anchored in front
of the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography. It took 45 inut4s to get the anchors up this
morning out of the friggin’ mud! Oh yeah... Georgia mudflats!
It was a cold and
blustery day again today and we did NOT have a good run. St. Catherine Sound was
as rough as crossing Lake Ontario and the water was just as dark. The winds ran
from 12-22 knots. Sometimes we could put out a sail but most times it wouldn’t
help.
But we made 40
miles in 8 hours! That’s a good run for us. We got up at 6:30 and got off the
anchor by 7:45. Tonight we are anchored in the middle of “creek” called Cattle
Pen Creek. It’s basically a space in the grasses where you can get a boat.
So it’s 7:30. All the
chores are done and we just came in from looking at the stars and the underwater
lights. It’s dead calm, quiet and clear! We are going to bed to watch a bit of
tv and go to sleep so we can start early again. I really hope tomorrow is like this.
tonight at anchor |
sunset tonight |
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