We had anticipated an early departure but woke to a bit of wind so we decided to take advantage of the Cedar Post Cafe breakfast. A delightful place to have breakfast or lunch in the center of town with an art gallery attached. After breakfast Greg goes to the boat to get Jaxon so we can walk him a bit about town.

There are puppies in the park this morning eager to play and then some a little too aggressive for Jaxon’s liking. We forge ahead as Paul and Laurie join us and we head to the streets. The houses are old and beautiful with stately verandas. I can imagine a great deal of time gets spent outdoors here in the spring, summer and fall. We pass several churches .....the United Methodist church was established in 1799 and the Episcopal church was 1803. The original buildings are still standing and as with most houses here, have been restored and beautifully maintained.

Our walk finishing back at the waterfront park where Paul buys some boiled green peanuts. Okay I am from Viginia, which last I check was considered the “south”, but I have never had a boiled green peanut before. I obviously need to try one and once I tried it I was done. I am sure they are delightful but they are way too salty and cold for my taste.

Back to the boats we go for lunch and then we will depart and head back to Cumberland Island at the Dungeness anchorage. We want to be closer to the inlet at St Marys for our Monday morning departure to St Augustine. Laurie and Paul went exploring Dungeness while we stayed behind to catch up on football and a few chores.