This is Robert in Reynold's Square, it was the square right next to our hotel. (look at those trees!!)
All the iron work everywhere was gorgeous. This was my favorite.
In a square after our anniversary dinner, we ate at a restaurant called The Olde Pink House it was very fancy...I got the lobster.
One of our many times of wandering the city, this is the Cotton Exchange where they used to buy and sell the first cotton clothing.
We rented bikes one day to be able to get around the city better...this was one of those days I wish I could re-live everyday.
Paula Deen's Lady and Sons restaurant. I got the buffet. Best fried chicken I've ever eaten. Let's just say I had trouble standing up straight when we left.
Relaxing in another of the many squares. This is right before I found the ugliest, hugest bug on Robert's shoulder and we both jumped up and squirmed around like idiots. priceless.
The Atlantic Lake, I mean Ocean.
At Fort Polanski. It was a really neat Fort from the Civil War era. As I took this picture Robert had his hand outside in the shape of a gun and was saying "Boom, boom,boomboomboom..." classic.
Nice sunset over the Georgian marshes. It was strange seeing it set over something that wasn't an ocean. A nice change.
So that was Georgia. It was beautiful, it was relaxing. Mostly though...it was nice to be with Robert celebrating our first year of marriage and remembering our special day and our honeymoon and trying to relive it. Ok, enough shmoopyness. Savannah's awesome. go there.
