We left our anchorage outside Jekyll Island around 8:30 am –
this anchoring procedure is giving us lots of practice and we’re slowly getting
our ‘Mars/Venus’ coordination working together better with hand signals and the
like. (BTW, we also have a pair of
headsets with remotes that we have used each time we’re heading into, or out
of, a ‘real’ dock and for us, those have so far been a good help for us with
our communications.) One of the smarter things we have done was to
anchor on the south side of Jekyll Island and then proceed northbound via
Jekyll Creek at high tide.
We were tickled to see so many dolphins playing in front of the boat, beside the boat, and this evening, on the backside of the boat. Most of the ones we saw today were in groups of three or more! A nice easy day, and we were lucky to have averted some thunderstorms so far it seems.
Here was a 'fixer-upper' we found hiding along on the water front... several of these around.
Our evening anchorage, nice when the wind dropped below 20 kts momentarily about 1700 hours.... expecting some rain and wind later in the evening / morning hours.
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