EVE New Citizens Q&A

Hello, I bought a cheap Eve account few weeks ago from Steam, just for the old times sake. Ended up really liking the game and played for a few weeks until a couple of days ago when I remembered my old account (this one) and activated it.
The thing is, I stopped playing Eve over 3 years ago, and I still have a very good geared Pilgrim (if someone can tell me how to upload fitting online for public viewing I'll do so, BattleClinic is very buggy and doesn't work for me) with about 6mil skill points.
Now, the problem is, I don't remember how to play. Pilgrim is not really a cheap ship, and all the gear I have scattered around is worth a little fortune. I don't want to lose the ship.
I don't even remember why I wanted a Pilgrim back then. I believe I wanted to solo PvP, but I don't want that anymore.
I kinda like the new account more as it's a pretty straightforward combat playstyle.
So what are my options? What should I do? Train other skills to play with my other account? Use Pilgrim as an explorer?

Edit:
I would like to fit it as an cloaked explorer if possible.

Here's the current fitting:

Low slots:
1. Covert Ops Cloaking Device II
2. Medium Energy Neutralizer II
3. Medium Energy Neutralizer II
4. Medium Energy Neutralizer II

Medium slots:
1. Faint Epsilon Warp Scrambler I
2. Medium Electrochemical Capacitor Booster I
3. 10MN Afterburner II
4. Balmer Series Tracking Disruptor I + Optimal Range Discruption Script
5. Balmer Series Tracking Disruptor I + Optimal Range Discruption Script (offline, lacking 7.5 cpu points)

Low slots:
1. Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II
2. Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II
3. 800mm Reinforced Rolled Tungsten
4. Damage Control II
5. Medium Armor Repairer II

Rigs:
1. Medium Anti-Thermic Pump I
2. Medium Egress Port Maximizer I


Skills:
I might as well add relevant skills:

Drones:
lvl 5:
Drones, Scout Drone Operations
lvl 3:
Caldari Drone Specialization, Minmatar Drone Specialization

Electronics:
lvl 5:
Electronics, Electronics Upgrades, Signature Analysis
lvl 4:
Cloaking, Electronic Warfare
lvl 3:
Propulsion Jamming, Weapon Disrupion

Engineering:
lvl 4:
Energy Emission Systems, Engineering
lvl 3:
Energy Grid Upgrades, Energy Managment

Mechanics:
lvl 5:
Hull Upgrades
lvl 4:
Repair System, Mechanics
lvl 3:
Jury Rigging, Armor Rigging

Navigation:
lvl 4:
Afterburner, Navigation
lvl 3:
High Speed Maneuvering

Spaceship Command:
lvl 5:
Amarr Cruiser, Amarr Frigate, Spaceship Command
lvl 4:
Covert Ops, Recon Ships

Keep the account with more skillpoints. There is no advantage in throwing them away and you can start training towards the type of gameplay you're currently interested. That amarr cruiser 5 alone is priceless, since it opens up a huge number of excellent ship choices for you, that are good no matter what you want to do.

I would recommend doing the tutorial agents, since you say you don't remember how to play the game and the game changes a lot in 3 years. There are 3 sets of tutorial agents for each race and a veteran character can do them too. They are a lot better then 3 years ago, provide rewards and go over all major career paths, so it wouldn't do you any harm to do them.

After you've done them you might want to take a look at this and see if anything seems interesting to you. Also think about joining a corp. It'll usually help a lot and open up possibilities, if you join a like minded group.

Welcome back and good luck.

Pilgrims make great solo exploration ships. If you don't want to play with an alt you can fit an all-in-one pilgrim to run almost any mag/radar/combat site in low sec + escalations all with a cov ops cloak.

I updated the original post with current fitting as well as skills.

Lol, english please :p
Edit: Ok after reading it few times I think I get your point.

I was thinking more about the second option, blow up some NPCs and then steal their stuff. Or look for wormholes, or whatever cool there is left to do. Since I already have a cloaking ship, I might as well use it to get to "hard to reach parts".
Cloaking is mostly to stay invisible so players can't gank me that easily.

A couple of points:

1.) Recon ships are fairly skill intensive ships that die easily.... be warned if taking it out...

2.) Pilgrims make good exploration boats for lowsec... There are better ships, there are worse ships... and many sites will not easily be completed ina pilgrim. The main reason people use the pilgrim in lowsec exploration is because:
a.) It's primary weapon system is drones, which allow you to put salvagers, codebreakers, and analyzers in the highs. (note, the recent drone changes may be detrimental to the pilgrim's drones).
b.) It is an ewar boat, which generally means it has lots of cpu to fit with.... although if you don't have Recon IV (minimum..) forget about it...
c.) It can warp cloaked.... This allows you to bypass 99% of lowsec's gate camps... although lag and fast ships can get you caught...

If you are struggling for isk, and don't really plan to use it.... sell the pilgrim... I'm honestly a little shocked that the "only" major asset you have is a pilgrim, as that's not a common ship to have...

Or, if you decided you just want to start from scratch with a new character.... You could sell your old one at the Character Bazaar. I got 1.5bil for a char with around 6mil SP (I think) a few months ago.
(I'm always tempted to just start a new character and experience the game again, piece by piece).