Marriott's Barony Beach Club Hilton Head

First stop, A quick shot down the coast, through the true rural south passing rundown homes and a seemingly equal amount of rundown churches, to Edisto Beach to stay with Jazzman, one of my dear, good friends. He manages and tends bar at Grover's (the best restaraunt and bar on the beach) located on the Plantation Golf Course (one of my favorite that I've played in S.C.). Jazzman's popularity in this town pretty much allows him to do anything he wants. So he ...

... which was good because we only had about 20 mile before we crossed over another state line. We didn't spend to much time on the island because it was getting pretty late and Nic was a little excited for what was coming next...<br><br>We crossed yet another state line. We made it to Savannah, GA, but not until after dark. But that didn't stop us from going to the place Nic was most excited about today ...

Wandering Woman and I took a trolley car tour of Savannah today. It is the only Southern city that was not burned by Sherman and has substantial antebellum architecture, unlike other Southern cities.<br><br>The Historic District is filled with live oaks and Spanish moss, and old buildings. One thing I learned on the tour was that the term "fair to middlin'" originated from cotton graders. Fair was OK, middlin' was good.<br><br>Pics tell the story.

... for the next five hours, before going out for dinner later in the evening.<br><br>21/09/2009 - We woke up in the morning to a fabulous formal breakfast (including silver cutlery!), with fellow guests at the inn. Again, we got some great tips for places to visit later on in our trip. We spent the rest of the day walking around Savannah and taking in all of the sights. We visited Chippewa Square, where a well-known scene from Forrest Gump was filmed and Tom Hanks ...

... S. Gov**nment identifies as "indigenous" to the United States! Which turns out is a playful mix of European, *****ian and even odd bits of Gaelic! P**haps most surprising is that most people have no concept that 750,000 Gullah-Geechee live right und** ev**yone's noses inside of the United States! Hopefully your own eyes raised at that one! Okay, so now that their myst**iousness has been established, might it furth** intrigue the read** to know that a m**e handful of them reside on ...

Visited the Savannah History Museum in an old train station.The Tourist information Center is there also.The artifacts of the city of Savannah are displayed.<br>Ate lunch at Clary's Cafe of the Book.<br>Toured the Williams Mercer House.The house in the book Midnight at the Garden of Evil.The house has eclectic decor.At the end of the ...

... yam,lima beans,black eyed peas,macaroni and cheese,,banana pudding and peach cobbler.<br>Went to the Owens Thomas House and had a guided tour.The architecture is regency.<br>Had ice cream at Leopold's,an old fashioned ice cream parlor with black and white tile floors.(since 1913).Walk to the Central market.Walked at Riverside Street and saw the statue again of the Waving Lady.<br>Walk the Factor Walks to the old cotton buildings.<br>Take out dinner from Shoney.s .Not good.

Savannah is really a great place to visit. If you go make sure to take the trolley tours, it's well worth the money. It's nice to sit back, not worry about the traffic and listen to your guide as he narrates the tour. You are free to get on and off as you wish, because there are many areas where you will like to spend some time.

... as husband and wife without further interrupts. Instead of having the guest decide between steak and chicken, a piece of each was provided to all. I was hungry and quickly devoured the meal. Next on the agenda was a little slide presentation of pictures from Katie's and Steve's life apart and finally pictures of the couple together. I looked over at Steve's mom and saw her wiping away some tears as some of Steve's childhood pictures were ...

... glasses was a blessing! Certainly requires a new windshield, so we will have to find a glass dealer at some point, but we just sort of know that not every auto glass dealer will stock a windshield for a 1990 Westy! Pulling into town the first thing on our agenda was to get a campsite. We found the .... But because we don't drive a big rig, class A or C, (whatever they are!), we were not allowed. No rif raf in a VW Westie allowed! Felt like telling them that all these other rigs that were ...