We
enjoy another beautiful (and relatively short) travel day today. We are off the dock just after 8:00am and
tied up at the brand new floating dock at the Leland Oil Company before noon. Prior to the opening of this new floating
dock, transients would tie up with the shrimp boat fleet just a little bit
further up Jeremy Creek. This new dock
is a welcome addition to McClellanville for the transient boater and makes a
great stop if you don’t want to run 57+ miles from Charleston to Georgetown all
on one day. It doesn’t take long to
explore McClellanville, but you do get to see some absolutely beautiful (and
amazingly large) live oaks – one that they estimate is over 1000 years old.
Miles: 34.1 Bridges: 2 Locks: 0
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| the "Megadock" at Charleston City Marina |
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Fort Sumter with sailboats heading out to their racing area to
compete in Charleston Race Week 2012 |
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| much of today's scenery was quite boring |
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a rather interesting house along the intercoastal - we thought
it looked something like a bird |
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| still plenty of salt marsh |
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