We left Charleston at 8:00. It had rained during the night and was cloudy most of the day. Water was pretty shallow a good part of the way and we really had to watch where we were going. We anchored at 1:50 at Minum Creek just as it was starting to rain and settled in for the evening. We left Minum Creek at 7:45 Wednesday morning and arrived at Georgetown at 9:15. It started raining just as we were docking at the city dock. Georgetown is another small town full of history. We went through the maritime museum, various stores, and sought refuge from the rain at a little coffee shop. After the rain let up, we walked around looking at the old, historic homes. We then had lunch, walked a little more, and left. We anchored at Bullins Creek at 4:15. It was fairly chilly and the sweatpants came out as soon as we docked.
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| View from the bridge
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| Historic home built circa 1765 |
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| Harbor walk by Georgetown |
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| Historic home circa 1737 |
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| At the city dock |
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