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The journey back home was kind of rough. I’ve always found that I have terrible luck with travel, especially when I am attempting to come back home. Because I flew with Allegiant, the cheapest of cheap airlines, I should have expected that things weren’t going to go smoothly- and with my luck, I should have … Continue reading Homebound →

At the end of the my very busy days, I would limp back to my hotel which was located right across River Street, and right next to the City Market- the ever-charming boutique hotel, Hotel Indigo. I literally could have not asked for a better location than where that hotel was. The hotel is rather … Continue reading Hotel Indigo →

I came across Colonial Park Cemetery on my first ghost tour and, wow, it has quite a story. It’s a rather large cemetery, I’m not entirely sure just how big, but standing on one end and peering through the gate, I could not see where it ended on the other side.  Entrance into the cemetery. … Continue reading Colonial Park Cemetery →

On Broughton Street, where there’s a hundred stores and cafés, there is a little shop called The Paris Market and Brocante that caught my eye almost immediately when I walked down Broughton for the first time. Honestly the thing about it that caught my eye was the fact that Paris was in the name, and … Continue reading The French Market and Brocante →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjbmgZoTRPw Brief video highlighting the Tybee Island lighthouse and surrounding area Tybee Island is the beach-getaway town that the people living in and near Savannah go to. It’s about a 25 minute drive out to the island, through the swamps of Georgia. I’ll be honest, I think maybe my expectations were a little high for … Continue reading Tybee Island Lighthouse →

One thing that I loved about Savannah was the selection of restaurants to choose from. Savannah is small enough that there isn’t a Chili’s, or an Olive Garden, or any sort of major chain- except one McDonald’s and a Panera Bread. Everything else that you will find in the city are a wide variety of … Continue reading Food in Savannah →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLfzUvVLemw Brief story from the Sorrel-Weed House tour The Sorrel-Weed House was a totally nutty experience. It is one of the houses that we stopped at on the ghost walking tour. I was hoping we could go into it on the walking tour, but no. Our tour guide really hyped it up for the group … Continue reading The Sorrel-Weed House →

One night I decided to try out some sort of ghost tour, since Savannah is considered one of the most haunted places in the United States. What I very quickly found it is that there are a lot of ghost tour companies in Savannah. There’s a ghost trolley tour, several historic buildings that people and … Continue reading Walking Ghost Tour →

One day when it was literally too hot to even stand outside, I decided to do something that I typically wouldn’t do- I went on a trolley tour. I really don’t have anything against trolley tours, I just find experiences like that to be terribly touristy. No matter where I go, even if I have … Continue reading Savannah Trolley Tour →