SC Beaufort is pronounced BYOO-fort, while in NC it’s pronounced BOW-fort. The SC version is supposed to be very nice, also, and was the setting for the movie, “The Great Santini.”

Enjoy! Beautiful little town with a maritime history, including whaling way back when.

Edit: it occurs to me that you might be thinking of Beaufort, SC, not Beaufort, NC, where my footage was taken. I could be wrong.

Clive, Beaufort is a well-known layover for big yachts traveling south for the winter. The blue-hulled yacht, Focus, charters for $150,000 per week.

Thanks, Sam. Beautiful place.

I got a drone a couple of months ago. I have really enjoyed learning to fly it and creating videos of my content. A couple are linked below:

https://vimeo.com/476646177

https://vimeo.com/469990276

Feel free to comment.

brothers wrote: ↑Sat Sep 19, 2020 8:07 am But there's nothing that puts me to sleep every night as fast as a good book. Out like a light.

How about a bad book?

Gary, GIM is one to savor. Rules of Civility is also good, but not in the same league, IMO.

fallingwickets wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2020 5:24 am a gentleman in moscow

clive

I really enjoyed that book. Hope you do too!

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Just finished “Agent Running in the Field,” the latest by John LeCarré. Pretty good read.

That’s a beauty, Chris.

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The fringe and dice are great touches!

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“A Good Life,” an autobiography by former Washington Post managing editor Ben Bradlee.

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