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| Fernandina has two paper mills, no problem in an east wind |
Fernandina is one of the towns we just enjoy walking through. There are lots of shops and the atmosphere is pleasant. The marina is still a mess. We heard that they are waiting for federal funds to rebuild the docks. Lots of luck on that. Meanwhile, they do have a dinghy dock that's actually better than the one before the storm. It's more convenient and bigger (since there are very few boats, they have the room).
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| The face docks are not open and they haven't even started on them yet |
The main attraction today a for a visit to
Magna's, a local legend for hair beautification. Magna's is one of our must do stops along the ICW so Ann can get her hair styled. A word of warning though, you must make reservations in advance, especially if there's a particular hair stylist you want. It's a very popular salon.
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| Ann's new hairstyle |
We went to Pepper's for a Mexican dinner with Jane and Al. We enjoy the outdoor setting and the food is good. To top everything off, I finally got all the kinks out of the regulator. I'll put a file on the blog site on everything I found out about regulators. They are remarkably complicated. At least the one I have from Balmar is fully adjustable if you carefully follow directions.
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| Our sunset of the evening at Fernandina |
Thursday we'll head for the Jekyll Island anchorage just south of the bridge unless we decide to push on. The weather always rules on the ICW.
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