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Georgia

Travel Is Broadening My Mind But Also My A$$

For the last three years, we have been traveling the world as part of our full-time jobs. I write. Tom photographs. We make a great team. We have seen the Eiffel Tower, incredible cathedrals, soaring edifices erected for various Olympics, and a lighthouse perched on boulders at the edge of the sea. We have seen natural wonders … Continue reading »

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The Best Kept Secret on Tybee Island: Coco’s Sunset Grille

  There’s a lot of restaurants on this small, 3-mile barrier island off the coast of Georgia. Most of them offer seafood. Some even offer local seafood and I have partaken of many a meal on my trips to this lovely locale situated a few miles from Savannah. But it wasn’t until this trip to … Continue reading »

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Girlfriends Getaway to Barnsley Gardens Resort in Georgia

At some point, as you travel through the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on your way to the incomparable Barnsley Gardens Resort, you are going to think you have made a wrong turn. A lovely, luxury resort tucked away in this quiet, country setting? Surely not. And, just as you are about to give … Continue reading »

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River Street Inn; Savannah, Georgia

I promised you when I wrote about the wonderful, wonderful time we had at the Tall Ships Challenge in Savannah, Georgia in May that I would come back and tell you about our stay in the truly fabulous River Street Inn and now here I am. Keeping that promise. Because I had been to Savannah … Continue reading »

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Tall Ships Challenge 2012, Savannah, Georgia

I had never been to Savannah before this year and now I have been there three times in the last few months. That’s absolutely OK because the first time I was there, last summer, I fell in love. In love with the lush live oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, the lovely, beautifully landscaped squares … Continue reading »

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Mermaid Cottages, Tybee Island, Georgia

We turned off the main road through Tybee Island onto a quiet side street which had at its end a sandy path leading directly to the ocean. We pulled up to the teeny, hot pink cottage that was steps from the beach. We were both taken aback at the perfection of this little place. Old Love Cottage is … Continue reading »

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Who, What, When, Where and Why – the Five W’s of a Bargain Beach Vacation

I’m writing this article in a tiny, circa 1920s cottage called Old Love on Tybee Island, Georgia. The hot pink exterior is complemented by the bright turquoise and white interior where lazily turning ceiling fans evoke that special, incomparable beach mood. Mermaid Cottages offers a wide variety of cottages all over the island in different … Continue reading »

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Low Country, High Country and Beach: On The Road Again

It all started with lovely, Spanish moss-draped Savannah, Georgia. I read somewhere that the Tall Ships Challenge – a series of races and cruises up the Atlantic coast by huge and beautiful wooden rigged sailing ships – was going to be in Savannah. I don’t know much of anything about ships. I have no idea … Continue reading »

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What goes around…

My dad passed away a few years ago. He had suffered for a while with lung cancer but the end was very peaceful. In a morphine-induced twilight world, he took one last breath and slipped away. I wasn’t in the hospital room. I was in the parking lot lugging a basket full of food up … Continue reading »

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