A Real SpandexSummer; Part Five.

So next,

I take you through the end of

St. Augustine

and on to Savannah, Georgia.

See the face? :D

And now, we've reached Savannah.

This place will always hold a special place in my heart.

I spent many a childhood days here, considering I grew up

45 minutes south of there,

and now my sister lives 45 minutes west of there!

The cobblestone streets are (risky) and also

so incredibly jaw dropping. So much history lives here!

The adorable markets in town.

Ah, here, I am at what I consider to be equal to

the North Pole. Or Never Never Land.

Or Harry Potter World ;)

Savannah's Candy Kitchen is a whimsical

place that makes the inner child come out.

With toy trains rolling above your head, old creaky wooden floors,

and the smell alone weakens the knees.

The only picture out of 20 photos where my eyes are open.

Such a chore to take a good picture anymore.

How beautiful is my mother?

I would post one of the gazillion that my sister and I took together,

but again....my eyes were closed.

River Street.

Some of the stone architecture, and the metal

walkways over the cars are so adorable.

And there it is again.

That Southern tree moss.



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