We spent a couple of days last week in Savannah. We knew Hurricane Matthew was on the way, but we planned to be gone by the time it arrived. A lot of tourists had already cancelled, and the city wasn't crowded at all. We walked down by the river, ate at The River House, went to a roof top bar, had ice cream at Leopold's, went to Tybee Island, toured Fort Pulaski, ate at the Flying Fish, toured Bonaventure Cemetery, walked thought Forsyth Park, ate at The Pink House (best food we had in Savannah), took a trolley tour and went to the Cathedral. By the time we were ready to leave on Thursday morning, the hotel we were staying at was closing due to mandatory evacuation.
Bonaventure Cemetery:
Forsyth Park:
Several people warned us about how bad the traffic on 95 would be going home, but it turned out the most of the people who were leaving the coastal areas were heading west, not north. We sailed home in less than 8 hours, which included 4 stops.
I didn't get any sewing done at all last week, but one of my projects did get quilted:
http://www.joscountryjunction.com/charity-quilt-finish-15/
1 comment:
Nice little break, and oh that's a nice finish on the quilt.
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