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Our marina has a great view of the channel. Ir’s fun to watch all the different ships go by.   

The water front is a great place for a long walk. The fountains are open to the kids to play in.Scary!!!!!! The oak tree covered walk along the water front.

Walking the city.Beautiful Charleston style homes.  

So many delicious, local restaurants in Charleston. We both agreed, this was the best wood-fired pizza we have ever had.Dozens of beautiful, old churches.Antique Fire engines. I can just imagine this one coming down the street with horses pulling it.&n…

Can’t miss a Farmers Market!I love hat stores! Stephanie says I don’t need another hat. Can you say SUGAR RUSH!

After a great, although way too short stop in Cocoa Beach to play with our good friends Doug and Tammy, (Gypsies in the Palace) we put the pointy end North, and spent the next seven days, traveling each day for nine to ten hours, and anchoring out each…

One of the many rain storms moving through each day.That’s weird! Barge leaving Sapelo Island, our anchorage for the night. An Island in the middle of the marshes with a cabin on it. Now that’s getting away from it all.Dolphins play off our bow mo…

The beautiful marshlands. They seem to go on forever.  They are a lush green now, but in the fall, when we come through this area, they will take on their beautiful fall colors. Looking at our plotter, you can see how the ICW twists and turns…

 Crossing the Savannah River shipping channel is always fun. NOT! We had to dodge six ships. Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning.Seagulls, feeding on the small fish September Song churns up.

The view of the radar, as the storm that came through our anchorage at 00:30. Hello Charleston!Views of the Charleston waterfront as we head to our marina.