It was a long motor ride following Gypsy Wind and Sundance, and followed by Midnight,
I got cut off by a dredger. I got a mooring ball for $95, which includes three nights with Wi-Fi and showers. I had trouble finding my mooring ball because I was looking at the south field map, but I was actually on the North field, and the 7 was missing from the 27.
I did not get fuel. I should be suitable for ten more hours.
On the first night, we took a quick walk through the town with Mark.
At night, tour boats would weave through the mooring field with Christmas lights and loud music. The town was lit up with white Christmas lights.
On Wednesday, I visited the Sailor's Exchange, a warehouse of used boat parts, and Walked Around the town. Mainly, a relatively cool temperature.
On Thursday morning, a funny sound came from BELLUM - Buzzer. It was raining, and some water went into the companionway, which was open. It was a water detector that I was not aware of. It was 3 AM.
The next day was going to be busy. I booked the Tolley tour and visited many parts of the town, including St Augustine distillery.
We crossed Lion Bridge to do a Grilled Cheese shop called Arbez (Zebra spelled backwards)
Nice touristy town
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