Where is Linda Jean 4/16/2019

After leaving Beaufort we stayed at Toogoodoo Creek Anchorage and now tonight we are at Awendaw Creek Anchorage.

The wind was strong last night at Toogoodoo Creek when we anchored, but 2 or 3 hours into our stay the wind died down for a pleasant evening. Two other boats anchored early evening.

This a visual of the tides and the winds dancing with Linda Jean

Today we traveled 54.3nm from Toogoodoo Creek through Charleston Harbor to Awendaw Creek. South of Charleston and through Charleston the traveling was easy and the waters were calm crossing Charleston Harbor.  North of Charleston the tide was low and there were several places we slowed to wind our way through the deepest places. We saw a sailboat aground that had called for a tow and a trawler aground that was going to wait until the tide came in. To the port side of the trawler was a dredging operation and in between the trawler and the dredging equipment there was a large red buoy the trawler was suppose to pass between the buoy and the dredger.

BIG BOAT

Eight little boats all in a row

Rob is making stovetop pizza tonight with flour tortillas.  We are settling in for our last night on anchor until next year.

I will let you know when we are safe at Myrtle Beach.

I am "conched" out for the night.

That's it for today, see you tomorrow