 He clearly must not have liked Lower Bluff where old Fort King George once was and at some point, he ordered the Scots to move their town further up the bluff (the modern-day site of the Darien bridge).By the end of 1736, the Scots had moved their town and it began to thrive.Though there were definitely hardships along the way, the Scots of Darien went on to be Georgia's most useful settlers.