When we left Isle of hope on the way to Brunswick, GA, we anchored out for the night in the Duplin River, just off of the Doboy Sound. This was the beautiful sunrise that greeted us the next morning.
Crabbers at work! These are the guys that put all those floats in the water that you have to be continually on the watch for. They are also the ones that provide all that fantastic blue crab we all like so well.
Paula caught this picture of an immature Wood Stork.
And of course she had to take at least a few pictures of the dolphin that follow us playing in our wake.
Paula caught this picture of an immature Wood Stork.
And of course she had to take at least a few pictures of the dolphin that follow us playing in our wake.
This is the wake that Sea Eagle puts out when I kick in all 900 horses. It is actually about 4 ft higher than the swim platform on the back. Sea Eagle's weight is over 50,000 lbs when full of fuel (800 gal) and water (220 gal) etc.
This is a couple of guys teaching this lady how to fly fish.
This is a couple of guys teaching this lady how to fly fish.
The shrimp fleet in port as we arrived in Brunswick.
What wonderful photos! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with me. It makes me so happy to know that you are enjoying life on the high seas! I miss you and think of you often. Safe travels and keep in touch! Laura V
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