Park Inn-Brunswick I-95

Got ready to leave yesterday and discovered that the Windows program on our computer would not operate! Mike worked at it all day and still no luck. So we stayed the night and got up in the morning to try again. Thought we had success and prepared one more time. With a deadline of 2 p.m. to make a decision, we're waiting we baited breath.

Just to let everyone know, we're leaving Brunswick tomorrow morning, at last. The fellow re-doing our sail system arrived this morning with our sail, put it up and was gone by noon. Wow, it looks great Of course, we need the cover yet. That will be the week after Thanksgiving. However, we are now ready to start the trek south. We hope to be in St. Augustine by Saturday where we'll stay until we have the sail cover.

... only one store, and it is a little building. If you don't work in some form or fashion for the state or University of Georgia (research station), then there is nothing except for making sweet grass baskets which don't sell much because they are expensive and time - consuming to make.

The tour lasted from 8:30 am - 3 pm. It started at the dock where we took a ferry to the island where we experienced the island "rush hour". That is ...

... past years. I like boring...especially if it means secluded beaches, wildlife galore, charming little shops, live oaks with spanish moss swaying in the breeze, and local residents that you become friendly with over the years.
A word of warning: it is really a boring place to vacation. Go to Myrtle Beach, instead. Leave Jekyll Island to those of us who enjoy being bored at least one week out of the year.

stayed at the King and Prince Hotel, really nice rooms, recently renovated, comfortable mattresses, roomy, good views of the beach, pretty good food at hotel, better food in local restaurants. Great Realtor on St. SImons Island, Ann Barnes w/ Signature Properties Group, Inc., here looking for a house and she found exactly what we wanted.

... my favorite street in the country). We joined my Aunt Donna and her friends at Outback for TGIF, the Friday ladies gathering on the Island. I was the guest of honor and those ladies always shower me with great compliments, we had a great time and it was great to see Aunt D.

A perfect, relaxing couple days in St. Simons, but I had to move...I will be back as soon as I can.

ST. SIMONS ISLAND IS THE LARGEST OF GEORGIAS SEA ISLANDS.IN 1736 GEN.OGLETHORPE ESTABLISHED GEORGIAS FIRST MILITARY OUTPOST AT FORT FREDRICA WHICH IS NOW A NATIONAL MONUMENT AND PARK.ONLY REMNANTS OF THE FORT AND BARRACKS AND OTHER FORT BUILDINGS REMAIN UNDER OLD OAK TREES ON THE BANKS OF THE FREDRICA RIVER.DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR THE ISLANDS OAKS WERE MILLED LOCALLY AND USED IN WARSHIPS LIKE ...

... OF THE GA. PEOPLE.IT IS LIKE BEING IN A DIFFERENT WORLD.WE MET FRED AN OLD SALT FROM MAINE WHOM CAME ABOARD BLUE DOLPHIN WITH CHARTS AND MAPS AND GUNK HOLE LOCATIONS AND LOTS OF STORIES AND LOCAL KNOWLEDGE.WE TREATED HIM TO LUNCH AND SHARED MORE INFO.HE INSISTED ON GIVING US HIS KIDS #'S IN MAINE SO IF WE NEED ANYTHING THEY WOULD BE THERE TO HELP.HOW GREAT IS THAT!!!!!!NEXT WE WILL HEAD TO ST. SIMONS,ISLAND

It was nearly 11:00 a.m. by the time we awoke, completed our morning routine, gased up the truck and hit the road. We have no idea if we will make it to Florida today. The kids have two things on their agenda for today -- Chick-Fil-A (sweet tea, here we come!) and Sonic -- neither of which we have "up ...

... them it would be fun, decided to go to the AA baseball game in Jacksonville FL. whcihc is only 45 minutes away. the center offers recreational trips like this and this one only cost $10 all the beer you can drink, all the food you can eat, cake and baseball come on does it get any better. so this weekend the long weekend everybody left but myself and my friends tony(aka diesel), neal (aka diamond) and diamonds mom from california are going to savannah i'll update that later