Ron makes his fair share of Adirondack chairs!
He was a continuous ham radio contact and advisor while away for the entire two years.
We owe him many thanks for helping us stay safe out there.
Homeward Bound...Coastal USA
and I.C.W. (Inter-coastal Waterway)
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| We tied directly to the
main dock in Savannah Georgia, and enjoyed playing the tourist from our spot
of convenience
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The dock raised and
lowered with the tides, making our boat appear and disappear to the tourists
and storekeepers
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| Keeping up with the
scheduled bridge openings kept us busy!
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There were at least 5
different types of bridges. Most operators were pleasant, but not
all...
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| Miles and miles of narrow
rivers slowed down progress.
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Hints of big city life
were all around us, contrary to the slow pace of the Caribbean
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| A rare blue crab
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This snake worked on this
fish for several hours before a couple of children went at him with a stick!
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| A typical home on the
Inter-coastal Waterway!
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We must have lost our
invitation to this party, but we heard it most of the night anyway!
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| Creative lawn furniture in
Oriental to show Ron back home!
Ron makes his fair share of Adirondack chairs!
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Another creative design!
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| Norfolk, Virginia showed
us their navy
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Fishing boats were in
abundance, and needed to be avoided
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| A nasty water spout formed
and died...
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Wrightsville beach in the
Carolinas
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| After catching 5 lobster
pot lines in our propeller in the Bay of Fundy, Laurie became an expert at
untangling them without getting too wet!
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Another ice-cream type
headache!
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| We were met
in Saint John by good friends, one of whom was John Fallon.
He was a continuous ham radio contact and advisor while away for the entire two years. We owe him many thanks for helping us stay safe out there. |
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