We departed Isle of Hope at first light to maximize our tide
height at Hell Gate. Though we were
above half-tide, it was still a difficult entrance because strong winds and a
lot of waves were behind us, and an entrance marker was missing. We cleared the area, and the rest of the day
was spent in rain and driving wind (not forecasted). We anchored in the North River, just north of
the difficult Little Mud River, and had an uneventful, very rural, evening. The anchor dug in well, and with the high
winds was retrieved the next morning in a huge glob of clay. We had no real difficulty in the Little Mud
River this year, unlike our trip north a couple of years ago, because we were
traversing it at absolute high tide. There
was some fog, but we arrived in Brunswick shortly before noon. After getting situated, we rode bicycles
around the old downtown area. Many of
the old buildings and homes are impressive, but obviously “town” has moved to
the suburbs!
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Downtown Brunswick, GA |
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Old City Hall, Brunswick, GA |
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Brunswick, GA |
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Brunswick, GA |
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Brunswick, GA |
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New City Hall, Brunswick, GA |
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Historic Courthouse, Brunswick, GA |
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Texas Ranger, Brunswick Landing |
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