Friday we travel to Savannah for the Memorial Day weekend. So watch for a ton of pictures next week! We're taking Beth's parents with us and have scheduled a trolley tour, ghost tour and several breakfast/dinner stops including Paula Deen's Lady and Sons restaurant http://www.ladyandsons.com and the famous Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil restaurant Clary's Cafe http://www.claryscafesavannah.com.
Savannah is proud to be home to one largest National Landmark Historic Districts in the United States. This 2.5-mile district, which runs from River Street to Forsyth Park, features plenty of quaint shops, charming boutiques and world-class restaurants nestled beneath a canopy of Live Oak trees. Georgia’s First City also features stunning examples of Federal, Italianate, Georgian and Victorian architecture.The Historic District’s 22 squares, which formed a vital part of General James Edward Oglethorpe’s original city plan when he founded Savannah in 1733, serve as the heart and soul of downtown Savannah and have been widely praised for their beauty. Southern hospitality still reigns supreme in Savannah, a city with three centuries of history. Take the time to stroll down cobblestone streets and enjoy all that the Historic District has to offer.
Watch for pictures, lol!!!
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