We weighed anchor at about 8:15AM after perking coffee to warm the cabin as well as give us COFFEE. The trip took us a little closer to the Atlantic as we followed Jekyll Sound into St. Andrew Sound and then turned back toward shore for the Cumberland River. It was a little bouncy since we were broadside to the breakers. But it was still rather protected. After we rounded St. Andrews on our stern it was all smooth and we had a good push from the incoming tide. The rest of this short day was uneventful. We came across the state line and left Georgia and entered Florida. We docked at the Fernandina Harbor Marina and did some laundry and ate at a wonderful Mexican Restaurant (Pablos).
The most interesting thing happened when we were registering at the Marina Dockmaster's Office. Susan noticed it first. There was Air-conditioning running in the office. We have run nothing but, or been in any buildings, that had been only running HEAT. Air-conditioning! Yep high of mid 70s today and higher tomorrow.
Picture is paper Mill at Fernandina