We had a nice restful sleep - and got underway mid-morning for the final 25 miles to our dock.
The usual sights along the Beaufort waterfront.
The phosphate storage buildings.
Colorful tug - the Beaufort Belle....pretty day, not too windy.
Back at the dock! Feels like home. Jerry our neighbor from Bluejacket knew we were coming in - plus he has a wonderful view of the creek so he could see us coming for a mile or so....he met us with a friendly homecoming wave on our dock and caught our lines.
Spent the afternoon getting the boat tied up and re-attached to "civilization" - a.k.a power hookup and unlimited water!
Cleared back into the U.S. with customs - removed our very weather-beaten Bahamas courtesy flag. That wraps up a wonderful winter season. We departed October 30th so just a bit over 6 months, 3083 nautical miles and lots of memories!
Woke to a chilly rainy morning! We may actually have to dig out the bluejeans!
Thanks for sharing your daily life on the blog. So interesting to keep up with all the happenings, big and small. Have fun cleaning up and emptying out Sojourn 😂. Look forward to reading your land blogs.
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