Overview
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Go Rangers!
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Walkin’ Streets of Gold
Being new to blogging it was Margie who taught me about the beauty of an online scrapbook. She was always so willing to provide help and was one of the first to "Follow" our blog.
They were avid walkers, so now, they sing a new song as they walk streets of gold.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
See ya later Gulf, Hello Atlantic!
After 17 delightful days on the Gulf Coast, we moseyed over to the East Coast. We drove the coastline all the way up to St. Augustine, then into Georgia. Here are some memorable sights~
Three Amigos~ Dani, Kathy, Tina
We visited Ft. Matanzas, Daytona Beach, and drove a bit on Ormond Beach ~just to say we did~
Included in our “Bucket List” is visiting Lighthouses. ~I have a fascination with them~ We had never been inside one so we climbed the 178 stairs to the top of the Tybee Island Lighthouse. This was definitely a highlight of this trip! We also explored Fort Pulaski ~impressive ingenuity!~ before heading on to Savannah, GA.
Yep, that’s me up there!
Fort Pulaski
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Awwwww Savannah, GA~
We toured the downtown area of this charming city by trolley, then walked down to The Lady and Sons Restaurant planning to just take a couple of pictures, believing the line would be so long we would never get in. But ON NO, we got right in! I was so excited! Meeting Paula Deen is still on my Bucket List but at least we enjoyed a wonderful meal there!
From beautiful Savannah, we drove the Heritage Corridor, Discovery Route taking us thru Edgefield, SC, visited Ninety Six, SC then traveled down the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Byway, Hwy. 11. We explored Poinsett Bridge, the oldest surviving bridge in South Carolina. Nearby is the only remaining covered bridge in SC, Campbell’s Covered Bridge in Tigerville.
Next stop-Blue Ridge Parkway
stay tuned-I WILL get caught up!
Blessings Y’all!
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