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Dry Falls, SC (4/23)	Bridal Veil Falls, SC (4/23)


Unfortunately, the path behind Dry Falls (which you can see in the background) was closed	Forget-Me-Nots by Dry Falls

Preparing for a lunch at a rest area along I-95, shortly before arriving in Savannah, GA (4/24)

I had the turkey.

(C'mon, the captions can't always be gold)


A random dog walking down a random street, apparently totally oblivious of the photo shoot going on	Downtown Savannah as we took a self-guided walking tour among its many historic "squares." (See anyone familiar in this picture?)


This "gothic-style" synagogue, the only one of its kind in the U.S., has the oldest Torah, brought here in 1733	The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the oldest Roman Catholic church in the U.S.

This gentleman (we didn't get his name), allowed us to sample most of the ciders in the next picture at a local shop called

Margoth, Pleasantries of Savannah

We liked all that we tasted except the Bing Black Cherry Cider (on the end).


Flowers are plentiful in the squares of downtown Savannah	Trolley tours and horse-drawn carriage rides are common in the downtown area


Good times at Wright Square in downtown Savannah (4/25)	These ladies were on a scavenger hunt as a team building event


Making more friends along the way	Spanish moss


This is the church where Sherman read the Emancipation Proclamation and promised the newly freed slaves "40 acres and a mule." Almost a century later, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous "I have a dream" speech which he later gave in Washington D.C.	A Vietnam Veterans Memorial at Emmett Park on Bay Street


Savannah's "Waving Girl" - this is a statue of Florence Martus who welcomed every ship into the harbor from 1887, when she was 19 years old, until her death in 1943	Still in love... with plaid!


Elena accidentally got on the wrong ferry	We finally made it onto the right ferry - free and fast (round trip lasted all of 10 minutes!)

A sign of the times?

An African American Monument that reads: "We were stolen, sold and bought together from the African continent. We got on the slave ships together. We lay back to belly in the holds of the slave ships in each other's excrement and urine together, sometimes died together, and our lifeless bodies thrown overboard together. Today, we are standing up together, with faith and even some joy." ~Maya Angelou

I can understand fish and shrimp appearing quite happy to be eaten, but a hamburger? Now that's just crazy!

If you look closely enough, you can see the subtle, subliminal messages in these signs


Elena can't get enough of her hush puppies, this time at Pearl's Saltwater Grill in SandFly, GA	After dinner, Erin drove us through the Isle of Hope