Month: September 2014

I can’t believe I am going to say this but here it is–Steve won’t believe it–I love the mornings when we are at anchor.  I like the security and creature[...]

I can’t believe I am going to say this but here it is–Steve won’t believe it–I love the mornings when we are at anchor.  I like the security and creature[...]

Live Oaks flourish on Cumberland Island.  Those oaks near the middle of the island are draped in moss keeping the area beneath shady.  The oaks closer to the ocean and[...]

Live Oaks flourish on Cumberland Island.  Those oaks near the middle of the island are draped in moss keeping the area beneath shady.  The oaks closer to the ocean and[...]

It is thought that the band of feral horses residing on Cumberland Island were brought over by English settlers in the 18th century.  There are an estimated 150  horses which[...]

It is thought that the band of feral horses residing on Cumberland Island were brought over by English settlers in the 18th century.  There are an estimated 150  horses which[...]

The beach of Georgia’s largest and most southern barrier island is not littered with high rise condominiums or homes.  There is nothing to see but nature while walking along the[...]

The beach of Georgia’s largest and most southern barrier island is not littered with high rise condominiums or homes.  There is nothing to see but nature while walking along the[...]

As we headed north  on the Cumberland River we found an anchorage near the Greyfield private dock.  We passed both the Sea Camp and the Dungeness docks.  There were other[...]

As we headed north  on the Cumberland River we found an anchorage near the Greyfield private dock.  We passed both the Sea Camp and the Dungeness docks.  There were other[...]