
Ahhh Savannah, charm of the south.
Letting Savannah settle on your soul takes a little time. Our week long treck through its squares and marshes was just what the doctor ordered.
Last year at this time I was in the midst of a fight for my life. Midway through chemo, strolling anywhere would have been a challenge as I saw the world through my wheelchair bound eyes. I dreamt of a time such as this and keeping my eye on that prize was a lifesaving buoy during a very trying time of treatment.
Feet back under me, taking the river walk by storm was first on the agenda. Listening to whistles from the paddle boats and music worthy of a jig at the numerous restaurants and bars bordered it’s brick lined streets.


Moss hangs like an old man’s beard from the trees all around Savannah. Related to the pineapple, it may look like a fluffy pillow but contains a few pests you wouldn’t want to bring home, like ticks!


Quaint squares dot the landscape. Each has its own historical origins from war to peace time. Myths overshadow many with untold mysteries. Luckily plenty of churches border said squares.


Local theaters and horse drawn carriages give visitors ample opportunity to entertain themselves in downtown Savannah.

If love is on your mind, take the steps up a level from the riverwalk and cross the lovelocks bridge. Popular in many parts of the world, scribe you and your honey’s initials on a lock and click it closed with all the other love birds on the bridge near the cotton exchange.




Savanna’s ode to spring brings a refreshing change for winter laden souls looking for a flash of azalea color and a warm breeze.

It’s that time…
On to the sea islands…toodle loo for now.
Wonderful pictures and memories. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to Maine next.
You’re such an inspiring, beautiful lady! Great photos ❤️
Thank you Carol!
Thank you so much! Loved traveling with y’all!