About 6:45, I saw this amazing sunrise...all of my camera's were in the car, so I took this with my phone. The camera did not do justice on the vivid colors. A mixture of pink, hot pink, and blues...God gives us little prizes, do we take time to even notice? Well, I did today!
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The story behind these pics...Layton ran in the door today and immediately put on his glasses. Jason (Boo Boo) has many "readers" that he wears all the time, and he wears them alot on top of his head. He gave Layton these glasses a few weeks ago. Layton keeps these glasses near him all the time. I caught him today with them on top of his head. He constantly goes to my little cabinet where I have my lipstick, and puts on his "juicy fruit" chapstick. He doesn't forget anything!
City Market, the hang out!...
This house was built for twins, back in the day...wanted to be fair, huh?...
Old Texaco on the way to Charleston...
Fascinated with this lil' house, built in 1700-1800...515 sq ft, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, $249K...
Old Pirates House-old......1700's...
Paula Deen's first restaurant on Congress Street...
Old carriage houses, located behind residences...now garages...
Beautiful residences, Low Home...houses in the Historical District- $2.5K-5.5K...back in the day, these houses cost around $50K, and that was expensive. Cotton made families rich!
Jason and the pirate :)
Another home,
And another,
another,
and,
Forsyth Park, gorgeous,
Love this picture...my screensaver...
At the end of this strip, was the dueling grounds... fight it out guys!
Paula Deen's new location/restaurant, just a little further down on Congress Street. The Lady and Sons restaurant... her store was located next door, which I had to visit several times...
Chippewa Square, this is where the bench sat for Forest Gump...
Old, old cemetary...spooky...
My favorite spot, pralines, candy everywhere...
Read, pretty old...love the history in Savannah,
More than a dozen parks, easy to walk, you walk several blocks, you come to a park, walk several blocks, come to a park...we loved it. Stores, residences, tea rooms, people strolling, people walking their dogs...relaxed. I feel like I have been on a real estate trip...I absolutely loved the houses and even met a Realtor. I actually worked one of my contracts sitting on a bench in one of these parks... :)
