Went to town early to sightsee and use the library’s internet. Dora walked around while I was in the library. I sent out three entries in our blog, read my e-mail, and paid some bills online. We bought tickets for a tour on an antique double-deck British bus of the historic area of Beaufort. We made the 15 minute dinghy ride back to Seascape for lunch and returned to town about 1300 for the 1330 tour. When it was time for the tour, one of the volunteer ladies asked if we would wait until tomorrow since we were the only riders and gas is so expensive. We agreed and stopped by a small health food store for some fresh vegetables before returning to the boat. We were back on Seascape by 1430. Dora laid down for a nap, of course.
The wind shifted to the north Wednesday evening. The temperature was in the low 50’s when we awoke this morning and the wind velocity increased to 15 to 25 mph from the northeast. Even with the wind the anchorage was comfortable. The best thing about this anchorage though, is that it is a designated slow speed zone and everyone seems to comply, unlike the anchorage at Wrightsville Beach. I think that we may stay here for w few more days.
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