Thursday we got there in time for lunch at "Mrs. Wilke's Boarding House"- a family style old boarding house which serves some of the best food in town! We sat with several others and enjoyed lots of southern cuisine! Thursday afternoon we went for a trolley tour of the city and Josh took about a billion pictures. Thursday night, although we were quite full we enjoyed a delicious dinner at "The Olde Pink House"- the best grouper I've ever had!
Friday, I went for a wonderful prenatal massage while Josh hit some golf balls. Then we walked around the city for 5 hours and did some window shopping- it's such an architecturally rich city. The neatest thing about the city is how walkable it is- we walked to lunch, dinner, and amost everywhere! Friday evening we went to a dueling piano bar- very neat!
Saturday, Josh played golf at the Savannah Harbor and I rode along- it was absolutely gorgeous outside! Afterwards we enjoyed coffee/tea and scones at the Gryphon Tea room downtown.
Sunday morning we headed off to Tybee Island/Beach and then to the Georgia outlets on our way home (very disappointing outlets).
The bed and breakfast was fabulous- so quiet, such a variety at breakfast, a wonderful wine and appetizer hour, and really neat people to visit with.
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Enjoy!
Very cool walkup row-homes
Flag in honor of veterans day
Our favorite mansion
The "Mercer" house
A neat church
Yellow fever cemetery- 6,000 people died in Savannah that year
There were parks all over the city- Josh's favorite part was that they were all equidistant from one another!
The Olde Pink House
A neat house/garden
St. Johns Church lit up at night
Josh at the Olde Pink House
On River street at a candy shop
After dinner on the river- it was chilly!
Birthday cake gelato
Talmadge bridge from the golf course
Josh waiting to tee off
Pretty reeds on the golf course
Our room at the B and B
I tried to count how many nutcrackers the b and b had- there were too many to count
on the beach at Tybee Island
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