Pulled out of Grand Harbor and bid farewell to BULLISH, our
108-foot dock neighbor these last few days.
Never did see the owner, just some ill-mannered crew.
Got onto the Tenn-Tom Waterway in earnest. We navigated through what they call Divide
Cut. It is the northern portion of the
waterway where they cut through the backbone of land and stone dividing the
watershed between the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico.
Very pretty initially and then it turned into
miles and miles of levee. There were these baffles, pictured here, they are intended to slow the velocity of the water coming into the river. It all empties into Bay Springs Lake and there we found anchorages galore!
We chose a spot they dubbed the “oasis” which
was only big enough for 1 boat. We
dropped the hook and were stunned at how beautiful it was. Calm and smooth as glass. This is the best
anchorage yet (I know, we keep saying that!).
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