Motoring into the morning sun.

We have spent three of the four nights since leaving Jax Beach in isolated marsh anchorages. The scenery is beautiful, especially in the morning, and birds abound for the Admiral to watch. Apparently bug season is arriving as marsh flies and no-see-ems are coming around. Not too bad yet...

Weather has been cloudy with a rare shower, but generally light wind, and has been good for motoring northward. Also, our planning for favorable tides and currents has worked out pretty well.

Tonight we are staying at a marina in Thunderbolt, a small community near Savannah. We filled fuel and water, and dinner will be ashore tonight at a nearby restaurant.

Might get some real rain tonight, and tomorrow's plan depends on the forecast.