Savannah is Beautiful in October

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So we are on the road again, this time to hit some of our favorite spots and play a little fall golf. Our first stop was Savannah to do a little sightseeing and show Cole around. We walked all around the City Market area and took a stroll down River Street. There we watched some of the big ships come into port.

It was time for some southern dishes, so we made our way to Moon River Brewery. They had a great outdoor eating area that was dog friendly. The food was really good and in true southern style, we had a good size doggie box to take home. Cole was very disappointed when I explained to him that a ‘doggie box’ was just an expression and the leftovers were not really for him!!

We headed over to Skidaway Island State Park to check out the trails and the campground there. Everything was just beautiful. The trail doggie was in heaven! Next time we come to Savannah, this is where we are going to stay!

Tybee Island was our last stop in the Savannah area. Here we checked out the lighthouse and took a walk on the beach. The weather was beautiful for being outside.

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