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Thanks guys...as a matter of fact the brochures we picked up are for Cobblestone Tours! We probably won't do those until Tuesday or Wednesday though...there are much more important things to see tonight (like JT kicking some ass and winning), and tomorrow is supposed to rain all.freaking.day.

So today we're just gonna drive back downtown and do more walking around. With pics of course.

Ok I have a few more pics to share...

That's the old Lucas Theatre on Drayton St...on the way from our parking garage to the riverfront.

Looking down River St to the north. That white fronted building next to True Grits is Wet Willies...where we had lunch and one of the strongest drinks I've ever had, the appropriately named Call A Cab. The burger I had was quite honestly one of the 3 best I have ever eaten in my life.





This boat was docked by River St. It looked pretty cool but we didn't ride it.

That's the Tallmadge Bridge over the river to South Carolina. We rode over it just to say we went to South Carolina lol...

That's me on the other side of a cool fountain down by the Riverwalk.

The back side of Savannah City Hall facing the Riverwalk.

That's River St looking East.

This is the back of the River St buildings, facing Bay St. This is up about 2 levels from the street entrances below.

The front of the old Savannah Cotton Exchange building facing Bay St. On the River St side down below its a restaurant and gift shop.

The John Mercer memorial bench in...oh crap I can't remember the name of the square. One of the larger ones though.

This is Christ Church, the "Mother Church of Georgia". This building dates back to the late 1700's.

One of the typicaly beautiful homes in the Savannah Historic District.


That's all I have for today. It rained almost the entire afternoon or I would have taken more. In fact we have seen more rain in the last 3 days than we saw at home in the last month...and its supposed to rain all day tomorrow as well. ::sigh:: Boy I picked a great week to come here.

I did get a great tip from a local though...he advised me not to go to Tybee Island but to go to Hilton Head instead. He told me HH is much more tourist-friendly and easier to get around, and that Tybee hates tourists. I'm beginning to think we'll take his advice and go there instead.