Oh the flies! This is just a small fraction of the amount of flies we killed! |
Wednesday we traveled to Buckhead Creek (MM 608) for another anchorage. Both anchorages were in low country marshes and very nice. It rained for the last two hours, naturally the hardest when we were anchoring and stopped five minutes after we were anchored <sigh>.
Sharon's revenge. Me letting out remaining anchor chain and setting the bridle. In the rain. |
Thursday we headed to Savannah and went through Hell Gate. Hell Gate isn't a trouble spot anymore since it has been dredged but it still makes some boaters nervous. We got a slip for three nights at Hinckley Yacht Services (MM 582.3). Actually, it wasn't a 'slip', just a long floating face dock where we were shoe-horned in between two other boats. Go figure, their laundry room was off limits because of the pandemic. We were so planning on doing laundry! Oh well... guess it can wait another week or so. The first night we walked into Thunderbolt to check out the town and grab a bite to eat. We could have sat a the bar but both seats were in the sun. I can't begin to tell you how nice it has been going to restaurants again!
Low Country Platter and Spanky's Original chicken fingers. |
Floating dock right on the ICW and shoe-horned in between two boats. |
Famous fountain at Forsyth Park |
Historic steps - they had MUCH different safety standards and rise/runs back in the day. |
City Market |
Wet Willie's! |
Random turtle in one of the squares. |
Sharon on one of the bridges the "Factors" used to look at cotton and bid on it. |
Lt Kyle Kampsen getting commissioned at the Air Force Memorial. |
Saw this while sitting on the back of our boat. |
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