Tag Archives: Savannah Ga
Summer thunderstorms
The Southeast USA expects on the afternoon rain in the summer via Summer thunderstorms — The59Club
Save the date-July 17th
FYI ALL SAVANNAH BANANA TICKET PURCHASERS🍌⚾️🚨 Tickets will be available at the Grayson Stadium WillCall Window on game day 🎟 Thanks again for your continuous support of The JRF
Georgia Traveler road updates
The following link is an easy way to plan a road trip in the state of Georgia. It also features a link that you can sign up for alerts on your route….Happy travels 🙂 http://www.511ga.org/
It’s “blooming” in Springfield Georgia
It’s that time of year when spring fever hits and our thumbs turn green. We all know that every “buddy” loves flowers. Travel twelve miles north of Springfield, Georgia and with some time to spare you will have a fragrant … Continue reading
Plant Riverside to Redefine Savannah’s Hotel Scene — Savannah, GA | Savannah.com
Savannah’s Historic District may be defined by its exquisite, beautifully preserved architecture, but thanks to increased tourism in the last 20 years, the Hostess City’s hospitality scene has evolved to be just as distinguished. 835 more words via Plant Riverside to … Continue reading
Guyton Georgia USA tells it’s own story…
Located 28 miles northwest of Savannah Georgia by way of Georgia Hwy 17N you will find yourself imagining life in the 1800’s, as you see the beautifully preserved Victorian era homes. Some of the historic homes were built by affluent Savannah … Continue reading
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Take time to smell the flowers, spring in the Southeast USA — The59Club
My sneeze attack this morning confused my brainy calendar. I set myself on Monday because I’m so allergic to that day, but quickly realized it was Tuesday. I stayed away from negative thoughts of a cold or flu and looked … Continue reading
“What’s the harm?” Savannah locals react to the end of the smooching soldiers tradition — WSAV-TV
SAVANNAH, GA- A longtime Saint Patrick’s Day tradition is coming to an end. Fort Stewart Commanders and the parade committee are asking women to refrain from smooching soldiers marching in the parade. In a post on Twitter, parade committee members … Continue reading
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