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| Spent 3 days in Belhaven NC because of the windy, rainy weather. Above, is a mansion built by one of the lumber mill owners in 1904. Today the town is deserted. It caters to the cotton farmers nearby. Hurricane Irene hit the town hard. |
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| Sunset at Belhaven |
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| Johnson's and O"leary's at dinner |
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| Leaving Belhaven |
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| The weather has been chilly in the morning. Heats up to around 70 during the day. Pretty windy. |
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| We became pretty skilled at passing giant ships in small waters. |
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| Traveling thru SC, heading to Charleston |
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| The Mega Dock at Charleston Marina. this dock is full of beautiful mega yachts. Patrick, notice the Fleming |
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| My cousin Ed and his wife Jonnette moved to Charleston. Went to dinner at a great barbecue place. |
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| We reached Jekyll Island, Southern Ga on Oct. 30th. We can not enter Fl. until Nov. 1, because of a clause in our insurance. Jekyll Island was built by the rich as a beach retreat. This was the hotel they built for their guests. |
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| Beaches of Georgia |
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| King's Bay Submarine Base Notice the small boat in front of the sub to keep all boaters clear. |
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| Southern Ga. A yacht building facility just before we entered Fl. waters |
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| New friends on their sailboat Two Drifters, Missy and Mike |
The pictures look great!
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