MONDAY- We really enjoyed Barefoot Marina, with a huge grassy field for Louie to run and dock fees of $1.25 a foot, electricity and pump out included! We pumped out and were on our way by 8:30 AM this morning. We shared cheery goodbyes with Gene & Judy as they tossed our lines. There was only one bridge to wait for today. It was the Socastee Swing Bridge, which should have opened on demand. Unfortunately, just as we reached the bridge, a gaggle of sail boats slowly peeked around the far end of the canal, well behind us. The bridge tender waited for them all to catch up, insuring a ½ hour wait for us, doing the bridge dance. From there on the day was lovely with Fall colors as we moved further South.
Our anchor spot tonight is in the South Santee River, somewhere between Georgetown and Charleston, SC. The sun is setting and the moon is up with the marsh grasses glowing golden all around. We're completely alone. Louis and Mike are romping on the front deck and all is well.
Looking out the port hole at the Fall colors.
Mike and Louis romping on the deck.
| The golden marsh grasses and the moon are our view this evening. |
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