Saturday, October 4, 2008 - Little River to Georgetown, SC

I got up early because we were starting to get waked by fishing boats speeding by the marina. As soon as sailor was walked we departed. We had an easy cruise all day. The wind was 10-15 from the northeast and the sky was partly cloudy. We anchored in the Sandpit River near Georgetown, South Carolina at 1400. The anchorage across from the town was crowded so we chose to anchor close to shore in the south channel of the Creek near a high bridge and an industrial area. There wasn’t a good place to take Sailor to shore so we lowered the kayak and I paddled him to the adjacent shore. We had to climb a four foot, eroded bank and work our way through high weeds and fire aunt mounds. It was a beautiful, calm night at anchor.