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| On The Road Again |
Last night we relaxed at McClellanville with a nice sunset over the shrimping village. Many dolphins came into the marina for their evening meal.
This morning we awoke at 6:00 and shortly there after found an interesting visitor outside our window! A gator was still asleep and the tide was moving him backwards. When I stepped out on the deck to take a closer look he woke up and dove back down. It was a quiet misty morning as we pulled away at 7:00.
Three and half hours later we arrived at Harborwalk Marina in Georgetown, SC. We walked downtown for a grouper sandwich and then visited the Maritime Museum and the Rice Plantation Museum. In 1750 Georgetown became the center of rice production in the colony. By 1840 Georgetown produced nearly one-half of the total rice crop in the United States.
This is a great little town with a harbor walk by the water and lots of shops & restaurants, all within walking distance. Highly recommend the "The Old Fish House" restaurant aka Big Tuna. Great atmosphere and good food!
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| Seagulls Feeding on Fish Stirred Up By Our Wake |
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Sunset Over Small Shrimping Town
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This One's For You... Marta, Oscar & Nick!
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| Ahh...water lapping, birds singing & sun |
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| Rice Museum - Five Fathom Creek Boat |
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| GeorgeTown |
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| Georgetown |
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| Great Grouper At Old Fish House |
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| Old Fish House |
Interesting company you are keeping! Just make sure there is no taking a dip in the water! From your land lover, Kathleen
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