we basically just hung out for the first week of our honeymoon. ok, who am i kidding. we basically just hung out for all of our honeymoon! i finished three books while away. it was incredible. canadians will appreciate the series (is two a series?) by terry fallis. and really anyone who loves politics will be entertained. cutting for stone was so good i ignored my brand-new husband while travelling to finish! and the slap, was a compelling read.
so reading on the beach was a regular activity.
but we did decide to do a day trip. and savannah, ga is only an hour away. so we piled into the car and took ourselves on a mini roadtrip. savannah was gorgeous, but HOT. unfortunately hotter than we were able to handle. i imagine it to be a place that we'd have loved if it was less than 110 F, but sadly, it was not...and we were in the first stages of honeymoon tired - ie the wedding and it's joyful exuberance had finally become joyful tiredness.
however, we did manage a few key things. an ipod walking tour - really rather good and nice because we could go at our own pace.
hat shopping.
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ice cream eating.
and of course, paula deen. oh. so. delicious.
we'll go back some day, surely. in the meantime, we highly recommend this beautiful and historic city!
Beautiful pictures! I loved visiting Savannah, and hope to go back one day. Did you enjoy the Lady and Sons? I loved the mac and cheese casserole on their lunch bar!
ReplyDeleteAw - I visited Savannah as a teen. It's not too far away from where I live now - in Augusta, GA and I hope to take my family there some day. I just LOVE the areas of cobblestone streets and the huge trees and all the beautiful row houses. :)
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