Here are some shots of our last day on the beach. I looked slightly like an out of place prairie girl with my braids and hat. But the hat kept the sun off my face and ears and it was only 99 cents on sale two years ago at Old Navy.
Oh yeah the little gingham sleeved babydoll dress I wore as a swimsuit coverup didn't help the Little House on the Prairie image at all. But that was on sale too.
Here is our whole group on our last night after dinner.
We stopped in Savannah with my parents on the way home. The historic part of the city is so beautiful. I love how the Spanish moss looks from the trees. My folks were supposed to stay in Savannah for two more days after we left but my Grandma Scott (mom's mom) fell and broke her hip on Wed so my folks changed their plane tix to fly home on Thursday when we left and then they drove to Michigan to be with grandma. My sweet grandma has 9 lives; she came out of surgery great and is speeding back on the road to recovery.
As we left Savannah we diverted about 5 miles north to cross into South Carolina and put our feet on South Carolina soil so we could get a magnet. As we left Georgia's NW corner to go into Tennessee we diverted again to touch our toes into Alabama for the same purpose. We took this back country hilly road off the main highway to make it across the state line. Here is the view from Alabama looking into Tennessee. It was beautiful.
Oh yeah the little gingham sleeved babydoll dress I wore as a swimsuit coverup didn't help the Little House on the Prairie image at all. But that was on sale too.
Here is our whole group on our last night after dinner.
We stopped in Savannah with my parents on the way home. The historic part of the city is so beautiful. I love how the Spanish moss looks from the trees. My folks were supposed to stay in Savannah for two more days after we left but my Grandma Scott (mom's mom) fell and broke her hip on Wed so my folks changed their plane tix to fly home on Thursday when we left and then they drove to Michigan to be with grandma. My sweet grandma has 9 lives; she came out of surgery great and is speeding back on the road to recovery.
As we left Savannah we diverted about 5 miles north to cross into South Carolina and put our feet on South Carolina soil so we could get a magnet. As we left Georgia's NW corner to go into Tennessee we diverted again to touch our toes into Alabama for the same purpose. We took this back country hilly road off the main highway to make it across the state line. Here is the view from Alabama looking into Tennessee. It was beautiful.
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