Photo Gallery 23:
March 2002: Intracoastal Waterway, Georgia
As we travel up the ICW through the marshes, we see many Great Egrets fishing along the shores.
The ranger station at Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cumberland Island is the furthest southern barrier island in Georgia.
Second Sojourn at anchor off Cumberland Island
Michelle and Dave on the trail through the maritime forest
The trail from the forest weaves through the dunes on the way to the beach
Michelle walks on the beach at Cumberland Island
Near Cumberland Island is St. Mary's, Georgia.
Alex and Michelle relax in one of the many, many swings we have found along the water in the south.
Bed and Breakfast in St. Mary's, Georgia
Another B&B in St. Mary's
First Presbyterian Church in St. Mary's, Georgia
Shrimp boats
Dave heads out on the trail across Cumberland Island
An armadillo! How cute is he?
The gates to "Dungeness" at Cumberland Island
The ruins of "Dungeness"
Wild horses
The Cumberland Island car graveyard
The boardwalk to the marsh
Tiny fiddler crabs
Alex heads over the dunes off the marsh trail. Can you tell how blonde she's gotten?
"Cottages" at Jekyll Island
The hotel at Jekyll Island
The verandah and the dining room at the hotel
A small Magnolia tree starting to bloom
The Crane's winter house, for when the season is too cold for "The Castle" (in Ipswich)
Kilkenny Marina-Great folks
Second Sojourn at the Kilkenny Marina dock
Kilkenny, Georgia
Fish bait is always available in Georgia