Edenton and Albemarle Plantation.

The leg of our trip took us across the sound from Plymouth to Edenton. It was a very foggy morning and we had to postpone our departure for the fog to lift. The crossing took a couple of hours and was uneventful except for low visibility due to the fog. 

Here we are tied up a the Edenton Town Dock. 

We had some friends from Garner join us in Edenton for the rest of the trip. 

One of the old colonial homes that was relocated to the waterfront. You may recall that Edenton was once the state capital. 

The Edenton Peanut Festival happened to be the Saturday that we were there. 

Another lighthouse. This one is original. It also was relocated to the waterfront and restored. 

We departed Edenton Saturday afternoon for Albemarle Plantaion, a retirement community not far from  Edenton. They have a nice golf course, expensive homes and a huge marina. 

We were docked so far from land that we had to rent a golf cart. 

We had been following Matthews path and we're getting nervous about where it was headed. Next day we decided to cut the trip short and make the trip home to safe harbor.