Staybridge Suites Historic District Savannah

... the Kentucky Horse Park and Ironworks Pike; Corbin, the birthplace of KFC, as well as Berea, home of Kentucky arts & crafts. We really enjoyed the Interstate perspective of the Elk Valley, Tennessee, which we’d driven in February as we passed the highest elevation of the trip and we started our descent to Florida. Drove through Knoxville ...

... at it!) we didn't experience anything too eerie! On Sunday we got up and headed to downtown & decided to take a bus tour of the city to get our bearings & hear about some of the facts and history of the city. It's truly a beatuiful city and very laidback. After a few hours of exploring the city, we stopped by a local coffee shop by Forsyth Park and enjoyed the sunshine! Finally! It was around ...

12/15/07- We said our goodbyes to S &L at Amacolola Falls and took off for the south trying to stay ahead of the cold snap that most of GA is experiencing. It started to pour by about 11:30 and came down hard enough so that our wipers couldn't keep up with the rain. We pulled off outside of Atlanta and had some lunch while we waited it out. Got back on the road heading for Tybee Island where the evening temps aren't forecast for ...

... When I started getting tired I would tell myself that that was it...no more pictures and time to head back. Then I would see something else. This happened over and over again. I had decided early on to stick around until it got dark, though I was tired and almost left. If I had had any energy left I would have walked the Historic section one more time in the dark. It is the Christmas season and everyone is in the Holiday spirit. Decorations are everywhere ...

... I called to order. I was going to go with dad to pick it up since I wanted to see some more of Savannah but mom decided to go with him instead and they left to pick it up at 9:15. Mike finished the last Harry Potter book while I took some pictures around the room and then took a walk back to the lobby to get a map of Savannah and some brochures for the local ...

... had three cats in my car and that did not make for easy stopping.

While living in St. Augustine I did get to visit Savannah Georgia. South Carolina is very unique especially Beafort Island. Hilton Head is terribly boring. Cookie Cutter houses and so sanitary and seemingly sterile. It is mainly for families with children. Daytona Beach has a completely different image - lots of bikers. Miami, the latin capitol with lots of money. And Atlanta, laid back and very green.

... and nobody present to share life's journey with. This trip has taught me that I really don't do alone well. Don't get me wrong; I am independent, strong and courageous (with God's guidance) but I still get depressed and lonely. Besides my spiritual connection, the main thing that has fueled my trip has been writing in this travel log. I imagine myself carrying on a conversation with each and every one of you as I write. The problem is that it is pretty much one-sided. There is ...

Hi everyone, We are still trying to set up this webpage, but we have limited time and access to the internet. Georgia - Hiked, Water Ski for the first time, hung out with Su & Wil and had a great time eating sushi and playing games. South Carolina - Sundial, old church, hiked to a ...

Go with me? They tried to keep Sherman out in 1863, but we'll find no resistance. We're going to Savannah, a quirky, beguiling, historic city of squares. Quirky? Well, where else could we track the paths of New York tell-it-all writers, check-bouncing charmers, and piano-playing grannies? Oops, that's the new stuff. Take a tour of Savannah "By the Book" and you'll see all the places mentioned in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." If ...