Jeannie Marie & Company

The waterfront area along the Savannah River in Savannah Georgia is the original and oldest part of the city.   It's a beautiful stop while driving down I-95.   It's just a short jaunt off the interstate and there is much to see!   I particularly noticed the old iron balconies high above the colorful flags and blue and white awning. It is the old brick though that really caught my attention.  If only it could talk! The hanging moss is a sign you are definitely in Savannah!   I wondered though, why the hole in the wall?    Again, the balconies that have such a wonderful view of the river.   The pink brick was everywhere, much easier to walk on than the cobblestone.   The shadows under a group of palms make a pretty picture The road was actually tilted downwards towards the river. These pink acrylic chairs looked very unusual and very comfortable There...

While in Savannah this month, I was intrigued by the numerous designs of wrought iron fences.   This one really caught my eye.   It was quite dramatic mounted atop the stone wall what was centuries old. This fence itself was about five foot high with lots of detail.  The stone wall was about twenty feet.   It was located right on the river front where the city was founded.  A cobbled road wound it's way up the hill from the river and this fence is still doing it's job keeping travelers from falling over the edge of the cliff. Sharing with Good Fences