We left the Marina at ST. Mary's after a nice night except it was cold! It 
was a two blanket night! The run into Georgia was a bit different. First, we 
only passed under two bridges. That is significantly less than Florida. 
Second, The scenery was more like the salt flats we were used to seeing in 
the North and we only saw a few houses. The marinas were less frequent. The 
channels tend to meander rather than go mostly North. Therefore we only did 
about 45 miles North even though we traveled 61 miles. We still saw many 
porpoise. The channels were also not marked as well as those in Florida. We 
were also crossing several inlets so the opportunity for shoaling was 
significant. On some of the rivers they even used range markers to help 
boaters stay in the channels.

When we got near the end of the day we found there weren't any marinas 
nearby so we anchored in a small deep water creek just off of the ICW. There 
were two other boats anchored nearby.

Boundless is doing well! We typically travel inside the enclosed cockpit. It 
is comfortable staying out of the wind. With the sun it is very nice. Today 
there wasn't any sun so it was a bit chilly. The cockpit is very comfortable 
for several people on extended runs. We let the autopilot do most of the 
steering. We use the autopilot remote control for fine tuning and to follow 
the frequent changes in direction of the channel. With the large battery 
bank we don't need to plug into shore power at the marinas so we save a few 
dollars. Boundless makes travel easy.