Photo Heavy Post all about Savannah (with a zillion links). Not much quilting - just a little hand quilting on the plane.
Our home away from home.
The Old Harbour Inn on River Street.
I fell in love with the Live Oak trees with Spanish Moss.
We had dinner at
The Grey. What a great vibe. Is is an old Greyhound station.
Best Cosmo of my life - and that's saying a lot!
Wow - that's a lot of candy. They love their sweets in south.
butter. butter. butter. Hey Ya'll.
Voted the most beautiful street in the USA - Jones St.
On Kelly's suggestion we ate at
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room.
Two hour wait in the hot Savannah Sun......Worth it!
21 bowls of southern food and sweet tea: $22.00. The chicken is soaked in buttermilk before frying, of course.
We highly recommend the
Old Savannah Tour Trolley . Judy (on my right) and I have been friends since 5th grade and Joan since I was 20. Some of you may know us as the Champagne Girls and we did have some. We missed Martha who was in Europe :(
Characters hop on and share Savannah Stories. This is Franky, she was a welder in WWII.
Next time I want to eat here!
Here is the sight of Forest Gump's bench where he narrated his story while he waited for the bus to see Jenny.
Woo hoo a new Pressed Penny for my collection. What a cheesy ham I am.
Handsome devil.....
During the rain we checked out the
Jepson Center Museum. This is a giant air balloon mobile.
This where you can find The Bird Girl monument, made famous by the book
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
The River Walk area has these gigantic cobblestones which was balist in cotton ships on the Savannah River.
This reminded me of Diagon Alley.
The Bohemian Hotel has a very cool bar both on the roof and this one just steps from the River Walk.
I loved you Savannah! Spending time with my oldest (ha ha) friends was a blessing and a gift.
Regular Quilt Posting will resume soon. Tonight I'm presenting a program for
The First Dutchess Quilters in Poughkeepsie, NY.
Have a wonderful week!
