We've finally arrived in Jacksonville, FL! We traveled 94 miles today for a total of 1,103 miles in 21 days from Atlantic City, NJ to Jacksonville, FL. We're washing and cleaning the boat and offloading our stuff the next couple days and leaving Say Good-Bye in Jacksonville in a covered slip for hurricane season.
We were met by our friends, Ken and Darla and their little pup, Molly, on "Mosey" who helped us tie up. It's been a long day and the next two days will be work days for us.
Here are a few photos of today's travels:
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| Low tide |
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| Looks like a military base |
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| Some odd type of tug |
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| Ft. Clinch on the Amelia River |
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| Along the Amelia River, the dividing line between GA and FL |
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| Paper mill near Fernandina Beach, FL |
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| Fernandina Beach Marina |
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| Low tide |
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| This dolphin swam along our starboard side today |
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| Dolphin swimming on our starboard side |
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| Sister's Creek |
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| Sister's Creek Bridge marks the entry to the St. Johns River |
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| The red boat shape is our boat -- the red line is our route |
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| Lots of tugs and commercial ships |
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| A tug and a barge |
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| JAX Port Authority |
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| South on the St. Johns River to Jacksonville |
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| Jacksonville Landing |
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| Times Union Building |
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| Ortega Bridge |
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| Lamb's Marina is through the railroad bridge |
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| Ken (seated) met us and introduced us to his dock friends |
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| Ken's friend's shirt reads: "Detroit where the weak are killed and eaten..." he and his wife grew up in Detroit. The shirt made me laugh. |
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