Wildcat Sailorgirl

Yesterday while motoring up the ICW, Tom said a BIG motor yacht was headed our way.  It's AIS had popped up on our chartplotter.  He ...

For the most part, the other boaters we have passed on the ICW have been pretty courteous.  I did have three incidents of ICW chicken the...

  We ended up staying in Southport NC at Indigo Plantation Marina three nights.  We probably could have left yesterday but as we were s...

We spent two nights (10-06-13 and 10-07-13) in Calabash Creek at the South Carolina/North Carolina boarder.  The weather was cloudy with ...

This was our typical view on the run up from Georgetown to Bull creek. The next day the waterway narrowed down and the view loo...

Riverfront undamaged by the fire Looking back out the Sampit River from our anchorage near the recycling plant along the line of moor...

Docks B (left) and C (right) and that is it "Hello.  I just wanted to come over and see if there was anything you folks need.  I ha...

Today we continued north on the ICW through a stretch known as "the Rockpile" aka the long, straight, stretch along Myrtle Beach. ...

10-06-13 We spent last night anchored in Bull Creek just below ICW mile marker #380.  Hands down one of our favorite anchorages to date.  T...

We spent October 4th in Georgetown SC.  My birthday!  It's a funky little town that many experienced cruisers recommended.  Unfortunatel...

10-04-13 FYI for you fellow cruisers.  We anchored in Winyah Bay - west channel, right downstream from where the ICW joins here for the run...

Below are random pics taken along the ICW. Dinghy racing in Beaufort SC. Pink tug?  Looks pink to me. Linksters enjoying some go...

9-30-13 Under our keel that is and we are better for it.  I thought the state of Georgia was King of the ICW thin water but with today'...

9-27-13 We have been adjusting to life underway/at anchor and enjoying it.  Today we tried out another shower system.  We hung our solar...