Nov. 12- Jekyll Island, GA

We left our anchorage at 7:00 and again meandered through creeks, rivers and sounds.  We barely squeaked through the Little Mud River because of low tide; the depth sounder  had our keel dragging through the mud!  But we made it without incident and arrived at Jekyll Harbor Marina at 1:00.  A quick golf cart trip into town to get groceries, then on to the marina laundry to wash a load while enjoying a brew at the Riverhouse restaurant on the marina grounds! The most fun I have ever had doing laundry! 

The area looks more like Florida now with lots of Spanish moss and a sign to look out for manatees.
And Suzy met a new friend named Buster..in fact a distant cousin.
A nice sunset at the dock.....


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