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Savannah, Georgia, one of the USA’s southern jewels, was our home for three winter months at the end of 2010. From beautiful squares to historic houses, unforgettable restaurants and an eccentric cast of characters that could be (and actually
is) straight out of a novel, we tried to capture everything that makes Savannah so special. Start reading from
the beginning of our journey, or skip to
the end. Visit the
comprehensive index of everything we wrote about, or just check out a few posts, selected at random, below:
Crazy Taxi

In most cities, you hail down a taxi and drive in silence to your destination. At best, the driver comments on the weather, or is talking on his cell phone in an indecipherable language. You’ll pay your fare and think how uneventful and efficient that taxi ride was, if you think of it at all.
Jan 03, 2011
Oglethorpe Square

Oglethorpe Square was laid out in 1742, the last of the six squares planned by James Oglethorpe. It was originally known as Upper New Square, but that bland name was soon tossed out in favor of a tribute to the colony’s founder.
Jan 04, 2011
Washington Square

Originally the site of the Trustee’s Garden, Washington Square is very well cared-for and known as one of the most beautiful garden squares in Savannah, and a lot of couples choose it for their wedding portraits. In fact, the same afternoon we visited, a giggly bridal couple was posing together on the benches, running hand-in-hand down the sidewalk, and throwing bunches of leaves up into the air. I don’t know why wedding photographers always instruct couples to act like idiots, but it was fun watching them. “Now jump in the air! Rub noses! That’s great, just like that! Hop on one leg! Bray like donkeys! Fantastic!”
Nov 12, 2010
We’ve made the effort to convert our three-month blog about Savannah into an e-book. For 91 Days in Savannah contains all of our articles and a selection of nearly 150 of our best pictures. With a index sorted by category, links to the original blog posts, and cross-references spread throughout, the e-book is a perfect companion for a trip to Savannah.
For just a few bucks, you can download your own copy of the book for use on your e-reader or computer, giving you access to our anecdotes and articles wherever you are, without having to connect to the internet. And, buying the e-book is a great way to support our project… take a look at some sample pages from the PDF.
Don’t forget to check out our other e-books, from our 91 days in Oviedo, Buenos Aires, Bolivia and Palermo!