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Travel Blogs from Virgin Gorda
2 o'clock in the Garden of Good and Evil
... entertaining all over town.
Then to the River Walk along the Savannah, sorting River Boats and ferries. It seemed that every other business was an eatery.
Stephen chose well, "Sage", with a Restaurant.com coupon.
Tomorrow we have about a 5 hr drive to Oxford , Alabama. We'll see what we'll see then.
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Happy to be on Hilton Head Island!
... that we had more time just to hang around the resort, as it seems to be a great place. For now, just a map pin, as we're partying at my Cousin Janet's house tonight!
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2 days in Savannah
... Engineer) finishing by the end of 1861....it took them a long time to finish costing around a million dollars to build. I think that was a lot of money back then. It was used during the civil war and not much after that. In sat idle for many years and in 1924 they decided to preserve and restore the fort. It makes for a very interesting National Park!
On to Tybee Island another charming coastal town. ...
Shady Historic Savannah
... is very hot and humid. The challenge for early settlers was to stay alive with Yellow Fever and Malaria rampant. The original vision was to build a town without slaves, Catholics or Lawyers. In the event all three became essential for their hard work. The town was built by Scottish peers,trading in cotton and lumber with the labour of slaves and then of Irish labourers on the railroads.
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Freedom heads to Virgin Gorda
... we anchored at Bitter End. We took the dinghy to the main area and did some shopping. Well, the ladies shopping while the gentlemen hung out at the bar. We found some great t-shirts, along with a knee wrap for one of our crew. After exploring the Bitter End and relaxing together at the bar, we headed back to the boat. (Yes, all nine of us fit in the dinghy!)
We motored to nearby ...
Location
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Beach
- Business Services
- Free parking