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| At $3/ft, not many takers at Fernandina, FL |
No surprises along the Bob423 track but I wills still modify the track for more leeway in avoiding growing shoals. Docking at Sisters Creek was exciting as always. We were able to secure the mid cleat but the forward line fell in the water. Ann powered forward and with the midship cleat secured, Fleetwing came to the dock and I grabbed the forward line.
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| There’s no reason to go around at Cumberland Divides (MM 703.5), like this guy. Just follow the Bob423 track! |
Everything worked out in the end and we are now securely tied up for the night. We met another couple that came in later and traded stories, a great pastime on the ICW. Later on, Terri came by who has been our weather guru for the trip. She watches all the wether reports and alerts us to upcoming weather to avoid. With her advice, we made it to Jekyll Island a day earlier than planned and weathered the high winds at a sheltered dock.
On Tuesday, we’re off to St Augustine for a day. We had planned on staying two days but the marina there is still repairing their docks and can’t allow boaters to occupy at slip for more than one day since the slip may need repair minus any reservation for that dock.
After that, it’s two days to Titusville and our December home for Fleetwing until we return in January when we’ll move on to Key West.
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