Friday, March 04, 2016

A front went through between 3 and 4 AM.  There was lots of lightning and thunder that sounded more like fireworks.  Yes, and some leaking on the bunk.

The temperature was 55 degrees and heavily overcast. Why are we getting further south but the temperatures are not getting higher than home?  There is a better forecast coming.  The wind direction was in our favor, behind us.  Crossing the St Andrews Sound was not too difficult but seas were confused.   I spent most of the trip below reading and still was very chilled.  We arrived at the Fernandina Harbor Marina.

Dave worked on a drawing for Trega and faxed it to them.  A yummy lunch of mushroom soup the Mary and Walter Keith brought us on their way south.  I finished my second book and Dave napped.

We walked up to the top of the Historic District to visit the French bakery and get a delight for breakfast.  There was still not sun to speak of and the wind was NNE; switching to NNW.  After reading all the menus in the district we chose one close.  Showers a drink and off for dinner.  FYI, another lesson learned Connie.  The scallops fried were $17.97,  the bill came and broiled price was higher.  

Sorry folks, it is 10 PM and I can’t get this posted with the slow internet here.