02 March 2011 | Costa Rica
27 February 2011 | Playa del Coco, Costa Rica
25 February 2011 | Bahia Santa Elena, Costa Rica
22 February 2011 | San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
18 February 2011 | Puesta del Sol, Nicaragua
10 February 2011 | El Salvador
09 February 2011 | El Salvador
08 February 2011 | El Salvador
07 February 2011 | El Salvador
06 February 2011 | Barillas Marina, El Salvador
Lonely Spot
12 March 2013 | Fort Frederica, GA
Janet
Sorry about my postings getting bunched up like this. It is due to the fact that we are moving almost every day, but don't always have an internet connection or time to sit down and do postings. We are dealing with high tidal flows now. It goes from a 2-3 ft. range in Florida to 7-9 ft in Georgia. That, plus the shoaly areas, cause us to have to time some of our passages for high tide times. It just make navigating a little more challenging when working your way through this water maze. We stopped here at just mid day in order to get through a tricky area tomorrow at the right time. I have a feeling we will be the only boat here tonight, and we haven't had anyone go by today. The structure in the picture is an old fort. We are basically working our way up to Savannah, Georgia now.
Cool Weather
10 March 2013 | Brunswick
Janet
After Cumberland Island we headed over to Brunswick, a small Georgia town We needed to do some laundry, shopping and get an internet connection. This trip was windy and cold. Once again we have all our layers on.
National Park
09 March 2013 | Cumberland Island, Georgia
Janet
This was a nice stop. Most of this island is a National Park, and it is Georgia's largest barrier island. The park has about 36,000 acres of protected land and beach. There is some private property here, but there are no bridges to the island and the roads are all unpaved. We were able to do lots of hiking here, and see some of the wildlife. We saw wild horses and an armadillo and our first cardinal and, of course, lots of sea birds. The beach was huge, and we were able to walk it for a long distance and do some shelling. There are also some estates on the island dating back to the late 1800's, the "Gilded Age". You can see the ruins of the mansion that was built by the Carnegies. We really enjoyed exploring this island.
Armadillo
08 March 2013 | Cumberland Island, Georgia
Janet
This guy didn't seem to be bothered by our presence at all.
Carnegie Ruins
07 March 2013 | Cumberland Island, Georgia
Janet
You get an idea of the grandeur of this place from the ruins. We couldn't quite figure out why they placed it here, since it was facing the marsh with no view of the ocean. We figured maybe they were trying to shelter themselves from the wind.
Wild Horses
06 March 2013 | Cumberland Island, Georgia
Janet
He was a little curious about us. We found horse poop all over this island. They certainly have the run of the place.