The Girl Scouts began in Savannah which is totally cool, in my opinion. I was Girl Scout paparazzi! :) 
They were all really cute. We had a nightmare-ish trip home but we tried to make the most of it. How often do you get to pose on the runway?
I guess it wasn't really the runway, but I don't know what this place is called. I think that's about it on Savannah... for now!
Bye!
The Wormsloe Estate has a driveway lined with live oaks:
It's amazing and definitely a little scary! Here is the biggest live oak in Savannah: 
And here is my very own live oak:
Sweetie!
I had strawberry shortcake and Raf had strawberry:
We had dinner at The Crab Shack on Tybee Island. 
It was the closest we got to southern food, I think. We ate delicious crab and a "Low Country Boil" which was sausage, potatoes, corn, and shrimp.
It was pretty Disney World-ish but still really cool and fun. They have live baby alligators (which you can see in previous posts) and a deck on the water.
We had a delicious lunch at Clary's, where the man with the flies on strings and the vile of poison ate every day in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. It was really nice to eat outside. Especially with a sweetie d-dog nearby!
Raf and french toast and I had cheese blintzes. Everything was super good and fun and relaxed!
You can see a photo of Raf and me eating there in this post!
Pretty stripes! 
Palm trees on beaches are a rare sight for me so I was very excited! The island is full of lots of pretty little cottages. I loved all of the colors and plants. 
Raf thought it was a good place to take a nap:
:) Cutie. As you can see, it wasn't very warm. I wore 2 sweaters, my vest, and gloves! I still like the beach in cold weather, so I was happy. (And so was Raf.)
The GPS wanted us to do this:
We didn't. :)
Lots of ivy, even on the stairs! This one was in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil:
Oooohh! 
Of course I liked the purple house! This one is also a cool color:
Lots of houses in Savannah are haunted, but I'm not sure which ones are. I wouldn't want to live in one, but I would like to live on a street like this:
I think everything about Savannah is friendly. The people were all super nice and I think even the streets look welcoming! I wish Boston was a little more like that.
It also has lots of beautiful plants and paths lined with live oaks. There was a chess/checker board is one of the paths:
Cool, right? Thank you Raf for the lovely posing! Then we continued on to the squares. Some of them had really beautiful flowers which I was excited to see since it's still going be a long time until we have blooming here:
Unfortunately, I don't remember which square was which because we saw so many! I'm only including photos of a few. Some of them had really cool fountains:
The squares really make Savannah a beautiful city. I kept telling Raf, "It even smells good here!" I think it was all of the plants. 
I hope you're enjoying all of my Savannah posts. As you can probably tell, I REALLY loved Savannah! Stay tuned for more!
It was beautiful and looked unlike any place I've ever been, but the calm atmosphere reminded me a little of where my grandparents live in New York. Plus, the live oaks could have been willows! :)
Some of the houses we big and some were small but none of them seemed new and they were all really cool! The architecture was totally different than here, the houses even seemed sort of friendly! Maybe it was just all the flowers and green though.... I think I'm sick of winter. :)
The cemetery is along a marshy river which is also cool. You can see it in the background of this picture a little:
I just loved all of the live oaks in Savannah! I took as many photos of them as possible. I might do a live oak post later. :)
I thought this statue was eerie and beautiful:
Fleur de lis or skulls?
The first photo in the post below was also taken at Bonaventure Cemetery.
I can't wait to tell you more about it! Thank you so much lovey Raf!
