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| Bailey loving the warmth |
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| My favorite old tree |
It was another long day. We left Georgetown
by 7:30 in the hope of catching the flood tide. Kathy and Mike were
already gone. We were about a half hour too early, so we fought the current for
the first few hours. If you have to have somewhere to slowly watch the
scenery, the Waccamaw River doesn't disappoint: Knobby-kneed Cyprus
trees, floating water lilies, sun bathing turtles, ospreys nesting as well as
fishing, a golden eagle gliding through the trees in the marshes; windy,
forested river bends, and vegetation that finds a way to survive on fallen
trees and old trees that are hollow, but still has a few green branches.
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Last attempt at fishing
before we leave SC |
There is a lot of home construction in
southern Myrtle Beach along the ICW. Barefoot Landing has had a lot of new
things added, especially eateries. Lots of people were out and practicing
social distancing. Others we out enjoying being out on the water and
celebrating Mother's Day.
When we pulled into Myrtle Beach Yacht
Club, SV HAPPY TRAILS was already docked by the fuel dock.
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