Savannah

After we left Jekyll, we stopped in Savannah for 2 days.  We walked around the historic downtown market on the riverfront, ate at a fabulous seafood place right on the river and took a horse carriage ride through the historic market.  It was a fun two days!

This was our view of the river while we were eating at Fiddler on the Roof.  Parker and I shared some boiled shrimp and veggies and it was yummy!

Hannah was all smiles while we were waiting for our food.

Parker by the river.  He was fascinated with a flag that was blowing on top of one of the tall buildings.

Parker had his shades on and was ready to tour the downtown market.

Sweet little Hannah has her shades on and is ready for the tour!

Our tour guides - Debbie and Marie

Parker really enjoyed the ride!

Having fun on the ride with Grandma Henry!

While on our carriage ride, we passed this Catholic Church in the historic market.  Built in the 1800s, it cost $12 million in renovations and the church received $11 million in donations!  You can go inside and tour the church and take pictures, but we were unable to do this because the kiddos were tired.

We also passed by Juliette Low's Girl Scout headquarters and the home she grew up in.  The guide said the brown and green colors used on her home was the inspiration for the color of the girl scout uniforms!

Hannah slept for the first little bit of the ride, then she woke up and enjoyed the rest of the trip!

Debbie and Marie did a great job taking us around the market.  Thanks for a fun ride girls!  Thanks also to Grandma Henry for allowing us to take a fun carriage ride - we all had a great time!