Today we traveled 21-1/2 miles to Brunswick, GA to catch up with Ralph's cousin, Mickey, who he hasn't seen in thirty years.  We are tied up to the Ocean Petroleum fuel dock for the night which offers water and electricity for boaters purchasing fuel which we are going to do tomorrow morning.  They aren't open Saturday and Sunday.

We got permission to leave our dinghy at Brunswick Landing Marina and Mickey picked us up and took us to his house where I did the laundry and we had a lot of fun talking about the numerous mission trips Mickey has taken to parts of Africa and the islands.  Mickey lives in Brunswick on a beautiful piece of property on which he built a log home.  He's a horticulturist and has gorgeous plants everywhere.  He told us he is a manager for a hotel on Jekyll Island and won the award of Manager of the Year throughout the State of Georgia.

This evening Mickey took us to Zachry's Seafood Restaurant and we enjoyed a delicious scallop dinner together.  Here are a few of today's photos:

Brickhill River near Brunswick, GA

This area reminds us of the NJ meadows

Hey -- is that a dolphin??

Jekyll Island Bridge

Entering Brunswick, GA

Brunswick, GA

Brunswick, GA

Ocean Petroleum Dock where we are tied up for the night

Mickey feeding the ducks

Mickey and Ralph catch up on the last 30 years

Striper was a hit with Mickey and vice versa

Mickey built this beautiful log home

This pond is 20' deep and stocked with fish

Mickey has a lovely home nestled in the GA woods

The grounds are really beautiful

The huge plant is a staghorn fern -- I've never seen one this large

Mickey is a horticulturist and has many unusual plants and flowers

Many varieties of cacti and succulents

Tonight's back yard