Saturday afternoon we chartered two boats with Sundial for a trip called Little Tybee Unplugged which focused on the marshes and barrier islands.  Five of us went on the boat with slow-moving-never-stopped-talking Dave.  The other five went with speedy-ass-get-soaked Rene.  Either way we saw a pristine landscape of narrow waterways cutting through marsh grasses, learning along the way about tides, birds, and flora.  The destination was a sand spit on a barrier island separating the Atlantic Ocean from the marshes.  Walking around the tip of the spit revealed a bird heaven with hundreds of pelicans, seagulls, sandpipers, and more.  Somehow it felt invasive but was a wonder to see.  Several dolphins escorted us back to the dock with one putting on a special show for Dixie.  Our excursion ended at A-J’s restaurant, an aquamarine and pink falling-down wooden structure on the water.  Much confusion ensued over the mysterious table 80 and the missing seashell:). Please note our group “Edith Ann” photo:)