The Singing Cat and Other Savannah Photographs

January 18, 2011

In Savannah, every time you step out of the house, you’re going to see something strange and beautiful. In the right frame of mind, the entire city becomes an art gallery… and whether your preferred form of art is architecture, graffiti, fashion or performance art, you’re bound to see something you like.

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5 responses to “The Singing Cat and Other Savannah Photographs”

William
January 18, 2011
Y’all have managed to capture the small moments of odd beauty that I always loved about that town. For instance, there was a guy who used to walk his cat on a leash alongside his pug. There was something so incongruous and yet so perfect about seeing those two animals together.
Also, I was a huge fan of B&D’s Pulaski burger. But remember to get it to go because you don’t want to be seen eating that thing in public.
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Mr. Parx
January 23, 2011
Angel’s BBQ is amazing. I’ve been following your tour through my wonderful town, and can’t believe I haven’t crossed paths with you yet.
Please keep the wonderful pictures and stories coming. I’m learning all sorts of interesting places to stop by, should I ever find the time.
Best,
Mr. Parx
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Leslie Lovell
April 24, 2011
I’m glad Savannah was included on your wonderful journey. Great photos!!!
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Tim Nealon
January 24, 2012
Thanks for putting this website together guys. I am kinda’ disappointed I am only finding it now, a year after you left Savannah. However, thanks for the pictures. I got your ebook from Amazon, btw. Good job.
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1. Juergen
  January 24, 2012
  Tim,
  Thank you for for stopping by and for the comment. Hope you like our Book. Checked out your website and love your photos!
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