Georgia Photos

We got to spend a little time at Tybee yesterday. It’s grown up a lot since I moved from that area.

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I got lucky with the lighting here.

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I got to take a few shots around Monterey Square.

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I’m in Savannah for a few days, and I managed to get out to the entrance of Wormsloe Plantation. It was closed, but I still got a couple of decent shots through the gate.

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Savannah is often referred to as the City of the Squares. At one time there were 24 squares in the downtown area, but development claimed three of them before the restoration of the city really begain in the 1960s.

Columbia Square is the home of the Isaiah Davenport House, which you can see in the right of the photo. It was completed in 1820, and was the first restoration project of the Historic Savannah Foundation in 1955.

The house on the left is the Kehoe House, which is now a popular bed and breakfast inn. It was completed in 1892.
One other note, the photo was taken on St. Patrick’s Day several years ago. That’s why the water in the fountain is green!

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I thought I needed to post some flowers to keep up around here. This is Reynolds Square, about a block from the Savannah River.

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This is in my hometown of Savannah. Johnny Mercer was born in Savannah, and this is the river he made famous in the song. I took this about 10 years ago, so it is a scanned image.

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