Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017

Another late start and headed north to Savannah. The highways are flanked by trees and bushes on both sides, sort like driving through a tunnel. There are lots of road side bill boards with interesting messages, everything from canned vegetables of okra and corn to Christ-saves, Pedro’s “you never sausage a thing” to big-time health care to gater farms.

Savannah is lovely with its moss hung trees and iron work. Lots of old-old buildings in the downtown area, brick, draped in balcony flowers, gingerbread and arched windows.

We dined at Corleone’s, a neighborhood Italian café. Huge portions, salmon with fettucine alfredo and veal Marsala with olive and tomato pasta; barely ate half. Still had to try the key lime pie, though. Tangy and sweet. Bought a “legalize marijuana” t-shirt in Italian flag colors, just to support the cause. 

Damn cold is still no fun so no pics, sorry.