Savannah, Georgia

Savannah is gorgeous. One day--with out my kids, I want to really devour the city. I love the architecture, the trees, the charm. Above is a pic of me and my kids by the coolest line of trees.
Below are all the grandkids that were on the trip standing in front of the "waving lady" by the river.

These were the cutest tug boats. So cool.

There are 25 "squares" in Savannah. And 21/25 are still there. The squares are grassy parks with some kind of monument or fountain in the middle of each one. Old beautiful homes and churches surround the square. This is a picture taken of one of the squares. With the old light, the fencing and the trees, don't you think it's charming?
We took a trolley tour. I sat by Trevor. Mika was very disinterested in the tour. She kept trying to peel my sticker off or get off my lap. And I wanted to sit on both sides of the trolley so I could see everything. One of my favorite things we saw was a home that my parents house in Peachtree City was built after. It was gorgeous, but I have a lot of heads in the way. I also loved the homes with the wrought iron balconies, the Gothic churches, and the Pirate's House.
I got really hot really fast. My kids didn't last long, so we left about 3:30 to drive back home. Thanks Grandma for a wonderful trip and we miss the Sharps already!!!