We spent the next two days in Barefoot Marina due to the rainy weather.
On wednesday, we were finally able to arrange for a haircut for me and a pedicure for Elaine. Both were long overdue.
We then walked over the bridge to Barefoot Landing and checked out the shops. We had come here 27 years ago when it was new and much smaller. It is an OK place to spend an afternoon but hopefully the expansion will bring better shops. They are renovating and expanding it even more and opening it up to the ICW side. The pile driver across the river was quite loud during the day.
We had dinner at Umberto's
https://umbertos.com/ again. The first time was 27 years ago. I got the same thing, the 24oz bone in grilled veal T-bone, they claim that it could be the world's finest cut of meat. The restaurant is still a great Italian eatery and worth a stop if you are in the Myrtle Beach area.
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| Berthed at Barefoot Marina |
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| Strict rules about alcohol at the marina |
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| Barefoot Marina on the right, Barefoot Landing Marina on the left, don't get them confused when making reservations. |
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| At Barefoot Landing |
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| ditto |
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| We had dinner here, awesome grilled veal T-bone |
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| Blue Heron I believe? |
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| Barefoot Landing |
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| Barefoot Landing |
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| Barefoot Landing |
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| There has got to be something in here worth cooking. |
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