Wow, didn't know about Morsels Market! However, it sounds absolutely wonderful, and it's really great that anyone docking at the various downtown (Sampit River) Georgetown Marinas can stock up their larders after only a quick walk!
Perhaps some of you have already had the opportunity to visit with Morsels. If so, please give the rest of us a report by clicking the "Contribute Cruising News" link found near the top center of this and most Net pages. Thanks in advance!

Subject: Morsels Market on Front St. Georgetown
Message: Hello Everyone- I know some of you have found us and others haven't a clue. We\'re a specialty grocery on Front St. in Georgetown. Steps from Harborwalk Marina, walking distance from Hazard and Boat Shed. We offer gourmet and staples, milk, deli meat (Boarshead), bread, sandwiches, carryout, water, beer and wine, some fresh produce. Call ahead if you have a special request. Check out our website, www.morselsmarket.com. Be safe out there and stop by and see us in Georgetown.
Rhond Morris

Subject: Morsels Market, Georgetown SC
Message: Morsels is a very good place to stop for gourmet/deli items, and for bread/milk/drinks. When I was there in August, fresh produce was mostly local stuff… giant tomatoes, leaf lettuce, tasty cukes, etc.  I don't know what they carry in the off season.  They have more behind the counter than they have in the fridge case, so ask if you don't see what you want.
Bob Knaus

What a great report from Captains Ben and Barbara on one of my favorite ports of call! I ALWAYS enjor a visit to Georgetown, and if you read the message below, so will you!We are continuing to make our way south along the ICW and thought we would give you some information along the way.
We have been in Georgetown for the past 3 days and 2 nights at the Boat Shed Marin. It is a small marina, but at $1.40 pf you can’t beat the price. Their diesel is 3.94 per gallon. Complete hookups with wifi, 30-50 amp, cable tv. They have a small (not so nice )shower, but I (Barbara) always use the shower on the boat. Ben sometimes uses the marina showers. They have no laundry facility, but offered to drive me to one. Decided to wait until we were in Charleston.
The town is absolutely delightful! The marina is within easy walking distance of downtown. Beautiful oak lined streets that form canopies overhead and spanish moss hanging from their branches. Old historic homes with huge front porches loaded with wicker.
We ate breakfast at Thomases, where all the locals gather for breakfast and lunch. Say “hello” to Terri and listen to her southern drawl, even more than ours from Kentucky! We were able to get limited provisions for the boat at a small deli called Morsels. Lots of specialty foods and wine (what more do you need,… shrimp of course!). We bought fresh, off the boast, shrimp and crab from the shrimp warehouse right next door to the marina. They iced it down and double bagged for me. Guess what we are having for lunch!!
We took the historic tour by trolley. VERY interesting it lasted about an hour.
We were having some problems with one of the engines on the boat so Ben called Brian Smith (ADC) found out what he needed and Brian sent it overnight to the marina. Can’t beat that kind of service! I’m sure he gets it from his dad! We highly recommend the Boat Shed Marina for their great location and service to transient boat cruisers.
Ben and Barbara Falmlen
Two Cats Too

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