Charleston's buildings are considered among the most beautiful in the USA.

During the 60s & 70s when most cities tore down their own buildings to put up more modern ones, Charleston was just too poor.

As a consequence, these old classical buildings survive to this day.

Passing a nice trawler yacht like mine, but it can only go abou 8 knots.

Sunset in the Atlantic off the coast of Georgia.

Suzie joined me in Daytona Beach, FL.

Great sunset photo with Suzie at the helm.

Beautiful Lighthouse near Port St. Lucie, FL.

Suzan at the helm in warming weather conditions.

Wait-a-minute. This looks familiar! Am I in Florida?

I'll be dog-gonned. Wasn't it just 27 days ago I was in a snow storm in New York?

I guess I really did travel a bit. I'm kinda amazed I arrived here!

Entering Miami's Harbor just to the South of Infamous 'South Beach.'

Our slip at our marina in Miami.

I took a side trip to Ft. Lauderdale for some repairs.

Ft. Lauderdale is absolutely charming.

The waterway will teach you how to negotiate bridges like this one.

Preparing to be hauled out of the water.

She's out!

Travel lifts! What an innovation. I used to work in a boat yard with a marine railway when I was 20.

A good view of her undersides.

Many thousands of homes in Florida like this have docks and canal access.

Suzan gets a glimpse of the Art Deco district

The folding bikes worked great to get around all the ports we visited.

What a nice beach!

Miami Beach. I like it!

Overdressed.

Beach attire!