As things were starting to open up a bit more, we decided last minute to take a quick
overnight trip to Savannah. It has been on my list ever since we moved to Florida.
We have lived here for 3 years and this is the first time
we took the 2 1/2 hour drive north to see this beautiful city.
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| Our first morning in town we ate at this cute little place called Clary's. |
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Food was good but not great.
I am always a sceptic when a breakfast place doesn't have fresh squeezed OJ on the menu. |
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| Shout out to Aubrey as we passed by the SCAD bookstore. |
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| I fell in love with these quaint parks in Savannah and the picturesque homes. |
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We bought tickets for the hop on hop off bus, but I was a little irritated that the
driver mumbled through much of it! The guy in costume came on board for a few minutes
to teach us about some of the history. |
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| We got off the bus and walked toward the waterfront. |
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| Jaxon was itching to visit this museum...The National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Airforce. |
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| More of lovely Savannah! |
from a tourism website... |
| The beautiful Forsyth Park fountain is one of Savannah's most well-known icons. Located on the north end of the park, the fountain is one of the most photographed places in Savannah. Because of the fountain's beauty and romantic aura, it is often the site of proposals, engagement photo shoots and weddings. |
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| The Armstrong House |
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| Do you recognize this church from the beginning of the movie, Forrest Gump? |
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This place had a long line waiting outside to have some famous Leopold's ice cream and guess what...
Not very good! |
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| Goodbye Savannah. Would love to visit again but next time we will hit Ben and Jerrys! |
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