Hello Sherry and Owen, 
Thank you for these posts. I have enjoyed following your route.  When I was crew on the Sloop Providence, heading south, we stopped in Georgetown for a week to offer daysails during the seafood festival. I spent that week ashore shaping a new course yard from a donated tree to replace the one we snapped standing off Cape Romaine. 
This weekend we are driving to Hatteras for an extended Thanksgiving (US) vacation. As a child, Cape Hatteras is where I met the ocean.  Hatteras is one of the few places where one can watch the sun rise and set over water.  And, by heading south I feel we're getting a little taste of the migratory mindset of the birds and all of you cruisers. 
Again, thank you. 
Health and peace, 
Sockeye

Cooler weather but sunny. Windy with between 10-17kts but no room for sailing in the ICW. Some very shallow and narrow spots along the route. Saw some dolphins. Winds were strong enough to build up waves within the stretch of the ICW just before our anchorage.
Awendaw Anchorage is just off the ICW in a wide cut through low lying grasslands. Fairly strong tidal current. Good holding. 
Clear sunny skies but only 4C this morning. 

George Town to Awendaw Creek Anchorage

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